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Al Mohler, acclaimed theologian and president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, has reportedly called out Hillsong Church for minimizing the gospel.

American televangelist Creflo Dollar, the founder and senior pastor of the Atlanta-based megachurch World Changers Church International, recently confessed to his congregation that his past teachings on tithing were wrong.

The priority of the gospel doesn’t mean that we shrug off injustice or unrighteousness, but it means we fight a different way.

The evangelical world has been abuzz about the latest soundbite of note from the Pastors Osteen — this time offered by Victoria Osteen as her husband Joel beamed in the background.

Television Pastor and Christian author Joyce Meyer posted a video on Instagram Tuesday where she admitted that she had gotten some of it wrong in regard to prosperity gospel and faith.

Too much “gospel” preaching sounds like a slightly spiritualized version of that old Christina Aguilera song.

Singer Mattie Montgomery from popular Christian metalcore band “For Today,” offered a word of caution about popularity gospel, something he says is today’s generation’s prosperity gospel.

The gospel is not a narrow set of facts or mere formula to gain entrance to heaven. It is a broad category that holds much of the Bible together---taking people from alienation from God all the way through conversion and discipleship to the new...

I’ve called our church to keep visiting orphans and widows, adopting children, and ministering in the prisons. I’ve encouraged them to keep doing mercy ministry and working for social justice. Of course, I don’t want the church as the church to...

Having been saved by grace through Christ's Word to him on the Damascus road, mercy received enabled Paul to trust God's method of bringing the same message of mercy to others: preaching the gospel.

Former reality star Jinger Duggar Vuolo is sharing her story of realizing that the teachings from her strict religious upbringing did not line up with the Bible.

A YouTuber paid to attend, rushed the stage, and called Benny Hinn a “fake healer.” What followed turned chaotic—and Hinn’s past promises to change are being tested again.

In the midst of your suffering, cling to Jeremiah 29:11, but cling to it for the right reason.