Jump directly to the Content
Explore
Home > Search

Search Results

Featured Topics
History
Related:
Christian History|International|Church History|Evangelicalism|Bible
Refiner’s Fire: Blacks and Amerinds in Children’s Books
Bonnie M. Greene|
Armstrong’s Church of God: Mellowed Aberrations?
Joseph Martin Hopkins|
Making Headway Painfully in Uganda
Festo Kivengere|
Decompartmentalizing the Church
David E. Kucharsky|
Church Teaching: Content without Context
Larry Richards|
Effective Evangelism: A Matter of Marketing?
An Interview With James F. Engel And H. Wilbert Norton|
Eutychus and His Kin
Eutychus and His Kin: April 15, 1977
Editor's Note
Editor's Note from April 15, 1977
Current Religious Thought
A Word about Rome, Keele, and Nottingham
J. D. Douglas|
Springtime after Romania’s Quake
Edward E. Plowman|
Koran in the Crisis: Unholy Muslim War
James S. Tinney|
Book Briefs
Book Briefs: April 1, 1977
Footnotes
Evangelical Summertime?
Carl F. H. Henry|
Editorial
Checking Our Stewardship
Witness Stand
A Welcome Prepared
Edith Schaeffer|
Refiner’s Fire: ‘Grace Soften My Dreams’—John Berryman
John Leax|
Armstrong’s Worldwide Church of God: Musical Chairs of Change
Joseph Martin Hopkins|
Saying ‘God Loves You’ to a Starving Man
An Interview With Alfred A. Whittaker|
After Three Days and Three Nights …
Harold Lindsell|
Burn-out: The Hazard of Professional People-Helpers
Gary R. Collins|

Top Story July 1, 2024

Biblical Reflections from a Ukrainian Theologian’s War Diary
Biblical Reflections from a Ukrainian Theologian’s War Diary
As Russia’s invasion fades from Western interest, daily musings from an evangelical seminary leader remind readers of the war’s ongoing reality for Ukrainian Christians who stay and serve.

Current Issue

May/June 2024Subscribe
May/June
Read This Issue

Free Newsletters

CT's Daily Briefing (Daily)
Christianity Today Weekly (Weekly)
CT Women (Weekly)
More Newsletters

Enter The Vault

Vault

Browse our Full Library of online archives, including past issues of CT magazine.

Access the Archives
close