SBTS president admits error after controversial comments on Christian nationalism and the Constitution
Christian ministries encourage prayer, friendship, hospitality, and Gospel conversations.
The case filed by California Attorney General seeks $20 million in fines.
Four cases reveal what happens when institutions mistake compliance for competency.
Ministry is invoking First Amendment doctrine to block donor's claims of misrepresentation.
The movement, fueled by Elizabeth Carlock Phillips, is stripping nondisclosure agreements from child sexual abuse settlements.
The adoption giant will no longer license LGBTQ foster or adoptive families beginning in 2027.
$31M buyout will take Christian multimedia giant private.
From a suspected feigned illness to a car packed with shredded documents, the COVID-era case reads like a crime thriller.
Lawyers say the denomination's same-sex attraction recommendations risk more than a church split.