There is a divide among Christians in the United States about how to respond to the urgency of our present crisis.

Heaven and hell maintain popular appeal because we fear death and we like our revenge served hot," says Alan Bean.

We traveled a winding dirt road to get to Damascus Baptist, a house of worship established in 1858, Jimmy Coleman recalls.

Most American megachurches have rebounded well from the COVID-19 pandemic as more than 80% reported they are flourishing.

On June 30, child liberation theologian and abuse survivor advocate Ryan Stollar died by suicide, following a lengthy ...

The church must now consider what its role is given the unjust and inhumane immigration policies of the Trump administration.

This Baptist tradition is sorely needed among 21st century Christians, especially among Baptists both on the political right ...

Democracy depends upon citizens who can accept disappointment without despair and disagreement without dehumanizing one ...

National pride is decreasing. Ahead of the nation’s semiquincentennial this July 4, a new Gallup poll finds just 33% of ...

Scholars say American history is more Christian than secular advocates claim — and less religious than Christian nationalists would assert. A look at the complicated, contested history of America as a ...

Legal challenges to the Trump administration’s immigrant deportation practices are providing new — and competing — court ...

That is, until it isn’t! Occam’s razor did not begin as a slogan for Silicon Valley minimalists or amateur sleuths in the ...