If you’re a conservative evangelical Christian who feels called to ministry, you’re welcome to attend Princeton Theological Seminary. But you’re […]
Progressives Should Be Outraged at Princeton Theological Seminary’s Snub of Tim Keller
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The Shifting Agenda of Christian Music Festivals
The vice-president found religion during a festival, but while he might not be softening his beliefs, those involved in the […]
Lecrae: America’s Next Evangelical Leader?
As his star rises among evangelicals, the Grammy-winning musician faces complex questions of race and faith.
How Culture Beat Religion
Evangelicals reject the feminist label, yet they support feminist principles like equal pay for equal work and political equality.
Time to Re-Write Pro-War Hymns? Brian McLaren Says Yes
Brian McLaren, a leader in the emergent church and postmodern Christian movements, has rewritten Onward, Christian Soldiers, which he said […]
New Book Explores the Spiritual Revolution Taking Place Away From the Pews
Americans’ search for the divine is alive and well, although it looks different than it has in the past, according […]
More Agnostics and Atheists Are Going to Harvard Than Protestants and Catholics
How religious are America’s best and brightest? A Harvard Crimson poll of the university’s class of 2019 provides a glimpse into the beliefs and […]
Nadia Bolz-Weber on the Decline of Mainline Christianity and Her New Book , “Accidental Saints”
A tattooed, profanity-loving Lutheran pastor believes young people are drawn to Jesus, tradition, and brokenness.
“The Christians”: Lucas Hnath’s Play Examines a Church’s Dispute Over Doctrine
Lucas Hnath grew up in an evangelical church. His mother became a minister, and he thought he might do the […]
Leaving the Culture Wars Behind
Our generation has rejected the us-versus-them approach to cultural engagement, so what’s next?
The Rise of Evangelical Nones
Are Americans leaving evangelicalism or just shedding denominational lables? Ed Stetzer digs into the numbers.
Is Boredom Killing Christianity In America?
I recently attended a service that might help solve the riddle of the fantastic decline of American Christianity. It was […]
No, the Church Is Not Dying; But It Is Changing
You’ve heard the grim statistics: Self-identifying Christians are on the decline in America, while “nones”—those with no religious affiliation at […]
Critics Deride Hillsong as Hipster Christianity, But Church Continues to See Phenomenonal Success
A toned and sunburned 32-year-old Australian with the letters F-A-I-T-H tattooed onto his biceps strode onto the stage of a […]
Kelly Minter Shares Jungle Story In “Wherever The River Runs”
Minter’s Inspiring Experience With Forgotten People of the Amazon Transformed Her Understanding of the Gospel
South Carolina Pastor, Derwin Gray, Says Future Belongs to Multiethnic Churches; African American, Asian American, Latino Millennials Leading the Way
Almost everyday, it seems, there’s a new story about how “Millennials are leaving the church.” But there’s a problem with […]
