The Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church has declared that the denomination will not cease its support for gay marriage despite its three-year suspension by the Anglican Communion last week.

The Southern Baptist Convention's International Missions Board has announced that it will close its communications center in Virginia and lay off as many as 30 employees as the entity moves forward with its two-phase organizational reset in an attempt to balance its budget by the end of 2017.

Leaders representing 88 million Anglicans have decided to suspend the U.S.-based, theologically liberal Episcopal Church for its pro-gay marriage position.

A theological library in Canada has digitalized numerous rare Puritan volumes from the 17th and 18th centuries, including books from the personal library of one of the world's most renowned evangelical theologians, J.I. Packer, and made them available for online reading.

NewSpring Church pastor Perry Noble played Wednesday's Powerball lottery, and for him it was no big deal.

Theologian John Piper responds to a question asked by a longtime listener to his podcast, whether a believer could ever be called by God to a lifelong career for which they do not enjoy.

Although Christians might wish for more answers during times of adversity, turning to God is the most hopeful thing one can do, the Rev. Billy Graham advises.

Elevation Church Pastor Steven Furtick reminds believers that, despite their circumstances, they can have victory in the face of adversity.

A wealthy financial industry executive has donated over $17 million to a Minnesota megachurch to help the congregation pay off the mortgage for a campus built over 10 years ago.

The board of the United Methodist Church's $20 billion Pension and Health Benefits Fund, has essentially blacklisted Israel's five largest banks by declaring them off limits for investment.

An organizer for the PC(USA)'s annual Montreat College Conference has claimed that Bible verse John 3:16 has been "used for hate, intimidation and fear."

The Powerball lottery purse sits at a whopping $1.5 billion and many Americans are just imagining what they could do with the winnings: give to the poor, help family members or bless their church. But is it wrong for Christians to play the lottery?

Chisholm Trail Cowboy Church in Oklahoma will hold its fourth annual "Open Team Roping" fundraising competition next month and is expected to draw hundreds of teams to the event.

Some people are always suspicious of others' motives, constantly doubting their intentions or searching for hidden agendas behind compliments or praise. Pastor John Piper calls this the sin of "habitual suspicion."

An ecumenical gathering of churches in Tennessee will collaborate on a day devoted to community improvement projects, dubbed "Mission Blitz."

A leading Roman Catholic exorcist has said what most Hollywood depictions of demon possession get wrong is that Satan is not a "god of evil," but is a servant of God.