Our apologetics must evolve to engage with the new cultural mood of the next generations.

Ethan Hawke has made a movie as scandalous as one of the writer’s short stories.

But true liberty, in art and in life, is created by constraints.

In Reversing Entropy, the 95-year-old poet looks lovingly at creation.

How the world’s largest nongovernmental provider of the resource is delivering on its promise.

A late historian explores how crusade hymns told both the classic story of gospel salvation and the evolving story of evangelical worship music.

Do activists often invest their work with religious significance? All the more reason for Christians to be discerning co-laborers.

The government plans to close its porous border with Myanmar to boost security, separating ethnic groups that straddle the boundary.

The rage of the mob is a poor substitute for real community.

The world is realizing anew that our faith has tangible benefits. This is an opportunity for the gospel.

Beyoncé’s right. Whether listening to Cowboy Carter or reading theology, diversity is a good thing.

How the keeper of the beat is adapting to shifts in worship music.

Let us not give up meeting together—even when we disagree.

They likely farmed out the most physically arduous elements of composition. But they (and God) still deserve credit for the words.

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Christians can disciple each other toward action, prayer, and hope.

C.S. Lewis recommended discernment over diatribes in exactly the moments we’re most eager to indulge in critique.

Helping marine biodiversity flourish is a means of participating in God’s work, says an Indonesian theologian.

I grew up as a climate change denier. Now I understand we must care for God’s creation and people alike.

The popular kids series reminds parents that playfulness is next to godliness.

A veteran missiologist shares a lifetime of lessons on bringing the gospel into unfamiliar settings.

Series like The Wingfeather Saga bring children along for the adventure of following Jesus.

Studies find that while less than a third of Americans trust church leaders, 90 percent of Filipinos do.

Christian artists work at the intersection of music and climate change.

We must always be people of the Word, but we’ll have to reimagine deep engagement with Scripture.

Church leaders can offer clear moral and ethical guidance for a practice that violates biblical mandates.

Leader explains why the movement is seeing its biggest membership bump in 30 years and its mission for the years ahead.

Eastern Orthodox poet Scott Cairns reflects on his new collection, his journey of faith, and poetry’s capacity to apprehend inexhaustible realities.

As Haiti is uprooted by violence, church leaders treat gunshot wounds, give up homes for strangers, and rescue dignitaries.

Two new memoirs, Troubled and Between Two Trailers, make a powerful—if unintentional—case for the Christian ethos of family and community.

As a lifelong athlete and coach, I know sports build character. But I worry about the idolatrous, selfish culture of American athletics.

They might not even know you’re there. When paranoia eclipses our witness, here’s what to remember.

The new dystopian thriller reminds viewers it’s not just what we witness that matters, but how.

An excerpt from The Sacred Chain: How Understanding Evolution Leads to Deeper Faith.

The Book of John reminds us that Jesus’ humanity makes ours possible.

CT’s outgoing Asia editor recalls how God led him to America, toward the Christian faith, onto the internet, and outward to serve the global Chinese church.

Christian writers and artists need communities of like-minded creatives so we can best serve both the church and the world.

Apologetics in Africa offers resources to both believers and skeptics where the church remains largely unequipped to respond to attacks on their faith.

The book reminds us that life is unjust, but so is the gospel of God’s grace.

I served on the RZIM board. Christians in many leadership roles can learn from my failures.

The writer of the best-selling children’s book series The Wingfeather Saga hopes season 2 of the television adaptation “will be taken as a story first.”

Richard Dawkins’s cultural “Christianity” could hollow out our faith far more efficiently than straightforward attacks.

The total eclipse is the latest of many apocalyptic expectations corrupting our view of Revelation.

If anything, the historical details are even messier than Susan Lim’s new account allows.

Astronomy teaches us to see the light in the world’s darkness.

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The real-life John Blackthorne was an Englishman who came to be known as Anjin. What the letters he left behind reveal about his relationship with God.

Christians should encourage doubters’ questions. They should also discern what those questions might be seeking.

Our research, based on large-scale student surveys, finds a surprising and complex interplay of religion and mental health at US universities.

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An excerpt from Peace over Perfection on the command to “be perfect,” the exhaustion of scrupulosity, and rest in Christ.

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