Highly educated and affluent Americans are more likely than others to search for a new church—and chances are good they will do their homework before joining a different congregation, according to findings from Pew Research Center.

For creator Harry Lennix, the new movie Revival!—a retelling of the Gospel of John with a mostly black cast—is a film whose time has come.

The Genesis account of creation describes God working six days to create everything and then resting on the seventh, but about one-fourth of American Protestant churchgoers aren’t sold on following his example.

On display on the ground floor of the Museum of the Bible there is a lone volume that stands out from the many versions shown in the building devoted to the holy book.

Most Protestant churchgoers say the Bible teaches against drunkenness, but that doesn’t stop about four in 10 from taking a drink now and then.

Ricky Skaggs—a new inductee into the Country Music Hall of Fame—believes God wants to be intimately involved in life’s details.

Politics is important for most evangelicals, but not so important that they question the faith of those who vote differently from them.

Eugene Peterson, the best-selling author of “The Message” paraphrase of Scripture and longtime pastor, died Oct. 22 at age 85.

Eugene Peterson, the bestselling author of “The Message” paraphrase of the Bible and longtime pastor praised as a “shepherd’s shepherd,” is moving into hospice and receiving palliative medical care. 

A study by the Pew Research Center found that while black men are less religious than black women, they are more religious than white women and white men.

By the time churches have fully embraced Facebook, many of their members and those they are trying to reach may have left it behind, research indicates.

“As leaders of Jesus’ church, we are committed to speaking the truth in love, doing justice, loving kindness and walking humbly before our Lord. We speak as clergy of one blood, one faith, with one Father seeking the welfare of our city as servants of Christ in the city of Dallas.”