Being married to a pastor means a life filled with joy, purpose and a lot of headaches, a new LifeWay Research study reveals.

Almost every Christian denomination in the United States shows signs of growing diversity, according to a study by the Public Religion Research Institute.

The theological differences that led to the Protestant Reformation 500 years ago have dwindled since in both the United States and Western Europe.

Two-thirds of Americans (67 percent) say they are sinners, a new survey reveals. And most people apparently aren’t too happy about it—only 5 percent say they have no desire to mend their ways.

About one in 10 Protestant churches in the United States has had someone embezzle funds, a recently released LifeWay Research survey of pastors revealed.

Some believe Hobby Lobby President Steve Green and the forthcoming Museum of the Bible are being held to a different standard that other museums that hold ancient artifacts of questionable provenance.

At least half of Americans realize churches feed and clothe the poor, but far fewer are aware of other social services congregations provide, a new study shows.

After a conservative outcry—including LifeWay Christian Resources threatening to pull his books from their retails store shelves—popular Christian author Eugene Peterson retracted statements made in an interview in which he seemed to affirm same-sex relations and indicated he would be willing to perform a same-sex wedding.

Do churches and other religious organizations have a positive impact on the way things are going in the United States? Americans are divided on that point, according to a Pew Research Center survey that shows they align along predictable party lines.

The latest in a long line of studies shows church attendance is good for your health, but some questions remain unanswered.

Attracting and keeping people considered unchurched is rated as the top predictor of growth through new professions of faith at small churches, according to a new study encompassing 12 Christian denominations including Southern Baptists.

From cohabitation and same-sex marriage to birth control and bathrooms, Americans can’t seem to agree about what is right and wrong regarding sex, and their views often are rooted in faith, according to a LifeWay Research study.