Warren Cole Smith

Brian Ivie tells how he found Jesus through the lens of camera in South Korea.

Screenwriter and communication professor Craig Detweiler shares his thoughts on the theology of technology.

Andrew Belle was raised in a Christian home and attended a Christian college, Taylor University. But he says his faith became real for him only a...

The popular contemporary Christian musician talks about how becoming a dad changed his view of the gospel.

Randall Wallace has serious Hollywood credentials. He received an Academy Award nomination for writing the screenplay for the Mel Gibson movie...

Beloved quadriplegic and disability activist takes the American church to task for trying to eliminate suffering from Christian life.

Seattle’s Mars Hill Church has canceled its annual Resurgence Conference, one of the megachurch’s flagship events, originally scheduled for Oct....

Warren Cole Smith speaks with Jack Phillips, the owner of Masterpiece Cakeshop, who recently refused to bake a wedding cake for a same-sex wedding.

Recovering Grace, the group that brought the allegations against Bill Gothard to light, expressed concern with the internal investigation's...

Recent scandals are dominating recent Christian news. Scandals are not a new phenomenon, but the burden of celebrity is greater than ever before.

The church’s Board of Advisors and Accountability admits a book marketing strategy was ‘unwise,’ as former staff members continue to cite...

Controversy surrounding megachurch pastor Mark Driscoll shines light on practices in Christian publishing industry.

With his latest solo album, the former Creed frontman continues to seek reconciliation with God

More than 1,200 people from 44 states gathered this weekend in Nashville for the inaugural meeting of Trail Life USA, a new group that hopes to be...

Lawsuits involving Trinity Broadcasting Network, the world's largest Christian broadcasting network, may hang by a flash drive.

Although Spain is "a hard country," the number of evangelicals has nearly doubled over the past decade.

With big mortgages and declining offerings, a record number of churches are facing foreclosure.

The real question is whether supporting a Mormon for president would promote Mormonism. My answer to that is "yes."