Attempting to determine which American city is the “most Christian” is no easy task. The outcome of a new study came with some surprises. The survey, out in time for Easter, has determined that the ...

At a professor’s nudge, I first attended a conference in the early 2000s. I don’t remember what city it was in, or even the exact year. I do remember how awkward it felt. I stood shyly by myself —  aw ...

Shakespeare’s works are, and have always been, profoundly theological — not because they provide answers but because they compel us to confront fundamental questions of existence. Is there justice in ...

Six months after the invasion of Ukraine, the Putin regime announced a document titled “State Policy for the Preservation and ...

Zenger Prizes each year come from a Christian foundation, Zenger House, that honors feature stories based in on-the-ground ...

Although a recent study reveals that Lent is largely ignored by many Christians in the United States, there is a trend among ...

The fifth season premiere is great, and the best opener to a “The Chosen” season yet. Everything good about the series is ...

Religion events and trends draw intense news coverage when they are directly or indirectly linked to politics. This is especially true during tense elections.

The Word for Word Bible Comic is not trying to reinvent the Bible. Rather, it is a genuine attempt to represent the ...

Five cases addressing religious liberty ranging from parental rights to age verification on pornographic sites will be decided when the Supreme Court announces its decisions in the coming months.

The Presbyterian Church (USA) is nearing the latest turning point in its half-century struggle over same-sex clergy and marriage that could give liberals powerful new leverage against traditionalists ...

Why empower a small group of unelected, perhaps unrepresentative, people from some religious communities with official privileged access to the governor? Why treat seven people as if they could speak ...