About five years ago, the Village Church of Barrington, a congregation northwest of Chicago with a $1.8 million annual budget and average weekly attendance of 600, decided to become accredited with the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability.
In 1957, the social psychologist Leon Festinger coined the term “cognitive dissonance” to describe the stress that results from holding two or more contradictory beliefs at the same time.
Nearly half of millennial Christians say that evangelism is wrong, a new study shows.
Anne Graham Lotz shared this week that she will be having her last cancer treatment next week.
Pastor and author Tim Keller recently offered some words of wisdom of how to share the word of God and the love of Christ with skeptics and non-believers.
This week tens of thousands of Christians are gathering for mass prayer and worship in state capitals across the United States.
Author and Evangelical Beth Moore, 61, composed a series of tweets in 2016 criticizing the words and actions of now President Donald Trump and the ‘evangelical political machine’ at a great personal cost.
A British nurse who was fired for telling patients about her Christian faith was cleared last week following a two-year investigation.
Christian groups have welcomed a surprise announcement by a nationalist chief minister of a state in north-east India that he will ensure that a law preventing conversions from one faith to another is repealed.
About three in 10 Christians say they have shared their faith with non-believers and others on their social media accounts, according to a study by the Barna Group.
