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  Views on sexual freedom and religious freedom divide Americans

  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.

  06/28/2017 - By Ken Camp

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  Living dead offer life lessons, Baylor prof says

  Stories of a zombie apocalypse not only force audiences to confront their own mortality, but also provide a platform to explore what being human really means, Baylor University professor and popular culture observer Greg Garrett insists.

  06/12/2017 - By Ken Camp

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  Texas band MercyMe seeks to connect fans to victory in Jesus

  With the songs on their latest album LIFER, Texas-based band MercyMe hopes to encourage and equip audiences to live for what matters most and make a difference for eternity.

  05/30/2017 - By Ken Camp

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  Is the Old Testament really dying?

  An Old Testament professor laments many contemporary Christians have lost biblical fluency and no longer can speak the language of more than half their sacred Scripture.

  05/19/2017 - By Ken Camp

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  Study reveals generation gap regarding views of moral behavior

  A new LifeWay Research study shows more than six in 10 Americans older than 45 say right and wrong do not change, but fewer than four in 10 age 35 and younger say the same thing.

  05/10/2017 - By Ken Camp

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  More education equals less religious commitment—unless you’re Christian

  Conventional wisdom says the more educated a person is, the less religious he or she likely will be. That’s mostly true, according to analysis of Pew Research Center surveys, but Christians seem to be the exception.

  04/28/2017 - By Ken Camp

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  Americans fond of the Bible but don’t read it

  Americans have a positive view of the Bible, and many say the Christian Scriptures are filled with moral lessons for today. However, more than half of Americans have read little or none of the Bible.

  04/25/2017 - By Ken Camp

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  Pastors struggle with response to domestic violence

  When it comes to domestic violence, Protestant pastors want to be helpful but often don’t know where to start, a new study shows.

  02/22/2017 - By Ken Camp

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  Lee Strobel’s ‘The Case for Christ’ now a movie

  Lee Strobel’s The Case for Christ has been turned into a movie, set for release by the Christian movie studio Pure Flix Entertainment April 7.

  02/07/2017 - By Ken Camp

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  Homeless find rest in faith-based shelters more than others

  Religious organizations provide more than half of the emergency shelter beds for homeless people in major cities across the country, a new Baylor University study shows.

  02/02/2017 - By Ken Camp

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  Few see Christianity as very important to be ‘truly American’

  Americans may pledge allegiance to “one nation under God,” but they are divided on whether religion is essential to national identity.

  02/02/2017 - By Ken Camp

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  Four ways to battle human trafficking

  The crowds who pour into Houston for the Super Bowl and pregame festivities will include people involved in human trafficking, a Baylor University social work professor predicted.

  02/01/2017 - By Ken Camp