Two seminary leaders have stressed the importance of parents evangelizing their children through teaching and practice, with one declaring that "the Great Commission should begin in the home."
Christ Covenant Church Senior Pastor Kevin DeYoung warned attendees at an evangelical conference that the key point of Jesus' earthly ministry was to proclaim the Good News and not to "transform social structures."
The Bible does not define "born again" the same way that most Americans think of the term, according to notable Presbyterian pastor and author Timothy Keller.
A panel of experts on evangelizing the rising generation and the millennial generation believe that issues like "comfort," "narcissism" and "doubt" are the biggest challenges in reaching young people.
A Maryland church has wiped out nearly $2 million in medical debt impacting about 900 individuals and families across 14 counties in the Old Line state thanks to a generous donation.
Silicon Valley megachurch pastor and author John Ortberg is calling on Christians to be less dismissive of scientific discoveries, suggesting that passing uninformed judgments on scientific theory is not a way to love God with "all your mind."
Saying that same-sex sexual attraction is sinful means that LGBT individuals are "more like the rest of us" not less so, according to a conservative evangelical leader.
Todd White, one of the organizers of The Send, a "new Jesus movement" that was attended by nearly 60,000 people at Camping World Stadium last weekend, shared advice on how believers can discipline themselves to overcome temptation.
Matt Chandler, pastor of the Village Church, has encouraged Christians to abstain from food for Lent to "orient their hearts around the betterness of Jesus above earthly pleasures."
60,000 Christians from across the United States gathered Saturday to be part of a "new Jesus movement."
Pastor Tim Keller has warned against mistaking "blue state or red state individualism" for true Christianity in a post-Christian culture that it has "co-opted" biblical ideas and taken them to an extreme.
A psychotherapist has warned a Christian conference opposed to queer ideology that if LGBT activists successfully ban secular counseling for people with unwanted same-sex attraction, they will next go after religious counselors.