A pastor in Texas has challenged cohabiting couples to choose one of three options: break up, get married, or date without living together. The church is willing to pay for the weddings of those who want to get married or pay one month’s rent for those who decide not to marry.

Kenneth Copeland does not try to hide the fact that he is a "very wealthy man" and that Scripture says that's just fine. Hear his reasoning behind owning private jets and wearing very nice clothing.

A new study puts numbers to this statement: Younger churchgoers are less likely to tolerate sexual misconduct and more likely to leave a church because of it.

In an effort to promote mental health awareness among church leaders, Kayla Stoecklein, widow of Pastor Andrew Stoecklein, shares her advice on how ministry leaders can take proactive steps against mental illness.

About once a month, I am contacted by a person serving on a church staff voicing a similar concern. The pastor has retired, resigned...

The stakes are too high for us to continue operating as if we are not theologians—we must care for our theology, nurture our theology, and watch our theology to ensure that it is good!

If competing is defined as “striving to gain or win something by defeating or establishing superiority over others who are trying to do the same,” then there is no space in the local church for this attribute to mark our work.

A pastor who helped to rescue an eight-year-old girl kidnapped in Fort Worth, Texas, on Saturday says that he is no hero, but that God did use him. Pastor Jeff King believes that, after several hours of searching, God led him and his friend to the hotel where the girl’s assailant was keeping her.