President Donald Trump told Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde that she owes the “public an apology” following the sermon she gave during the customary interfaith service of prayer at the Washington National Cathedral that was held the morning of Tuesday, Jan. 21.

Last summer, Brad Arnold had the opportunity to tell 680,000 people that Jesus loves them—and he’s not even a pastor. He’s the lead singer of rock band 3 Doors Down, as well as a former alcoholic.

An unlikely duo—Jelly Roll and Brandon Lake—join together on Lake's new version of "Hard Fought Hallelujah," which will release at the beginning of February.

Ohio Pastor Chris Avell, who has been allowing unhoused people to sleep at his church overnight, has been found guilty of a criminal charge for failing to observe city fire codes.

"Duck Dynasty" is returning to A&E, the network announced on Wednesday, Jan. 22: "Join Willie Robertson, Korie Robertson, and their growing family as they plan the future of Duck Commander and pass down their legacy."

How should a leader handle someone in church membership who is inactive? Is there a biblical response to inactivity? Here's a letter to an inactive church member.

I’m not here to say worship isn’t about songs and set lists. Actually, it is. Of course, worship isn’t only songs. That’s like saying water alone keeps us alive. Actually, we need more than that.

No church is perfect, but there are biblical blueprints that dictate whether a church fulfills its God-given mission.