Four cases reveal what happens when institutions mistake compliance for competency.
Plus, other notable ministry happenings from this week.
Federal judge rules First Amendment shields church's internal funding decisions.
The evangelical pastor says he feared for his daughter’s safety, but the girl’s mother tells a different story.
Emir Caner was fired in 2025 over alleged mishandling of sexual abuse allegations
Some members say the process raises serious questions about who controls Second Baptist Church in Houston.
Plus, Lifeway Research questioned, “Conservative Davos” meets in London, adoption “vibe shift”
One elder says the debate echoes the arguments that led to the PC(USA)’s decline.
Plus, Kanakuk Kamps sued by sexual abuse victim, Seattle Pacific’s cuts, and more.
The UK's Charity Commission steps in following the founder's recent death and whistleblower complaints about missing funds.
From Dallas to Lebanon and beyond, these ministries are helping uprooted families rebuild after war, persecution, and displacement.
Celebrating 10 years of The Colson Center for Christian Worldview
Filing follows former pastor’s sex crime guilty plea.
The university's financial efficiency has improved dramatically, but transparency remains low.
The case against a blogger and former member who have criticized the church will proceed.
Fired presidents, misused funds, and a maxed-out credit line — after years of turmoil, current president David Dockery has brought SWBTS back from the brink.
Plus, Europe’s decline, microfinancing, and Circuit Rider John Dyer
How a simple jar on a dinner table is teaching one Florida family to give like they mean it.
Ministry is invoking First Amendment doctrine to block donor's claims of misrepresentation.
