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A Devoted Life: Christian History Timeline
From its roots in the early Eastern church, through the Benedictine centuries, to the birth of new kinds of religious orders in the Middle Ages
How Would Jesus Pastor?
The unpredictable Charles Sheldon gave it a try.
Jonathan Edwards: The Resolution Maker
The story behind his long list.
The Oddness of Pews
Where worshippers place their posteriors also shapes their interiors
O Tannenbaum, O Tannenbaum!
A brief history of the Christmas tree.
Patron Saint Nearly Benched
America's Evangelical Explosion
The central section of the timeline shows the growth of evangelical parachurch organizations, institutions, and associations during this era. Founders names are in parentheses.
A New Evangelical Awakening: Recommended Resources
Dig Deeper into this issue's theme
Leader's Insight: One-Raspberry Holocaust
New gifts from the death camps, plus a new book on quitting church to follow Jesus.
Christianity Today News Briefs
Newdow and InnerChange rejected in court, archeologists debate new find's support of the Bible.
The Stones Will Cry Out
The theme of Christ's death followed Michelangelo through his whole life.
Larger Than Life
Michelangelo Buonarotti reached the pinnacle of fame as a sculptor, painter, and architect, yet he longed for something more.
Scripture on the Ceiling
Michelangelo's frescoes in the Sistine Chapel make a profound statement about the creation story—and the artist's own creativity.
The Art of Grace
Justification by faith, in living color.
Portrait of the Artist as a Servant
The masterpieces of Fra Angelico showed painter Bruce Herman the beauty of Christian truth—and his own calling as a Christian artist.
Michelangelo: Did You Know?
Interesting facts about Michelangelo and the Renaissance
A Renaissance Gallery
Five artists who captured the imagination of the church
Painting the Town Holy
Rebirth and reform in Renaissance Italy.

Top Story July 8, 2024

Modern Secularism Makes No Sense Without Christianity
Modern Secularism Makes No Sense Without Christianity
A new book argues that early Protestant thinking helped fuel an anti-supernatural worldview. But that worldview retains more Protestantism than it cares to admit.

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