If a person is demonstrating a genuine spiritual gift, how is it possible to misuse that gift? George O. Wood offers three ways to test it.

Dr. Bill Hamon is celebrating milestones in his ministry and personal life—and he believes that everything up until now has been preparation for what's ahead. See where his ministry stands.

For better or worse, church services are noticeably different than they were even 10 years ago. Can you name the nine ways researchers have uncovered? 

Chonda Pierce’s personal testimony of enduring abuse, depression and the death of two sisters is anything but funny. Yet the Christian comedian has used it—and lots of genuinely hilarious material—to heal hearts through laughter for more than 20 years.

Should a woman preach, pray in the company of men or occupy a leadership role in a church? It's a hotly debated topic, but let's get to the heart of the matter.

Author Frank Viola says what's needed is not a restoration of the so-called fivefold ministry, but the restoration of the organic nature of the New Testament church.

Millions in America label themselves “Christian” yet don’t follow Christ. It’s time the church defined itself by the marks of true discipleship.

Kalonga is a rural Ugandan village with 3,000 families comprised primarily of farmers earning less than $1.50 per day. See what one ministry is doing to change that.

Is the apostolic gifting for men only, for women too, or only for the original Twelve? Eddie Hyatt gives his take on this controversial issue.

Assemblies of God's George O. Wood describes Pentecostalism in its purist form and explains what he told The New York Times about praying in tongues. Are you surprised?

Kristi Overton Johnson was only 4 years old when her parents taught her how to water ski. She turned professional at the age of 13 and became the world record holder in women’s slalom for an impressive 18 years.

As the world continues to vie for the attention of the younger generation, the Assemblies of God is one of the few U.S. denominations where young people are flocking.

More and more people who identify as LGBT are professing to be devoted Christians, believing that the church has wrongly interpreted the Scriptures through the centuries. Dr. Michael Brown has four pointed questions for people who hold these beliefs.

Pioneering evangelist Morris Cerullo has seen countless signs, wonders, healings and miracles around the world. But one moment stands out above all the rest.

"I don’t know if he will ever be restored to ministry. That loss may be a natural consequence of his sin," says OneHope President Rob Hoskins.

After stepping down from Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale, “Pastor Bob” has been met with nasty remarks from heresy hunters—and a flood of grace from members of his church.

His media ministry has also been suspended.

An iPhone video message from Pope Francis to American charismatic Christians has gone viral, starting what some religious leaders are calling a "new era" with Pentecostals.

Christians May have a reputation for being lousy tippers, but an emerging movement of anonymous yet ultra-generous givers is turning that stereotype on its head.

Ulf Ekman recalls that at each important fork in the road of life, he has received a confirmation, often through a prophetic word. His conversion to Catholicism was no exception.