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Unless seminaries leave the ivory tower for local leaders in the public square. Like these ones have.

As the COVID-19 emergency ends, the church can lead the world into a spirit of amnesty.

Not everything that’s a sin is a crime—let alone one punishable by death.

How did a name the Puritans made popular take off in Japanese, Korean, and Chinese immigrant circles?

Draft law agreed to by 11 major denominations now needs approval by parliament.

Harrison Scott Key’s latest book gives a tragi-comic take on the Christian humility required to stay married.

Manifesting isn’t the answer. Consenting to holiness is.

Conservative and progressive Christians favor different approaches, and both have their place.

The Spirit is at work, but so are the mechanisms around high-production sets.

One formed me. The other entertained me.

Experts from around the world explain the consequences of the AI revolution for believers on and off the internet.

Interview with scholar of American Salafism finds commonalities—and potential for engagement—between the austere Islamic interpretive movement and the Christian community most wary of them.

The late pastor theologian gave strong counsel to me and so many others in ministry.

From Beirut to Barcelona, pastors reflect on his influence.

What the Reformed pastor saw in the continent's Christians—and why it earned him the respect of its church planters.

How Christians can differentiate suffering in a destructive relationship from acting self-sacrificially in a godly partnership.

The Spirit’s descent at Pentecost is a model for diverse and distributed leadership.

Two Chinese Christian women ministered to their cellmates and prison guards with stories, prayers, and hymns.

How an American school teacher spread God's love in King Leopold's Congo.

Despite what Chinese religions and pop culture might suggest, they stay human—and that’s a good thing.

The current debates about sexuality are missing an ecological perspective.

A collection of articles by and about the late pastor theologian.

In an increasingly divisive world, the pastor theologian’s legacy was walking the higher road—the one less traveled.

As much as we might want to, none of us can outsource the burden of bereavement.

How Rainn Wilson’s character on ‘The Office’ reflects our current leadership crisis.

A new documentary follows the lives of 10 of the men responsible for horrific attacks on the Kandhamal church.

Why we’re still dealing with a deadly and tragic problem that never went away.

Christian lawyer explains why loving your neighbor in the Muslim-majority country entails speaking up.

Theological advice on how Middle East believers in Jesus can best witness to their faith, keep social peace, and maintain unity.

Like Francis Wayland, some of us may doubt our religious conversion experience.

As persecution worsens in China, an urban house church leader offers guide for perseverance and preparation.

The African country has seen conflict and coup over and over, but this time, says historian Christopher Tounsel, believers are right in the middle of it.

What our anger towards this controversial cultural figure reveals about us.

A recent book on evolutionary theory fails to reckon with the social side of natural selection.

Motherhood has been a boon to my work, not a drain.

All of CT's Ukrainian articles.

Private, state, and charter schools all contribute to the common good. Our debates should reflect that.

God chose a Hebrew raised as an Egyptian to lead his people out of slavery.

As an Asian American, God's great story helps me value literature that often leaves me out.

Join CT and Seminary Now on May 18 for a conversation about the intersections of Asian American faith and culture.

Can the creator of “God Made a Fighter” political ads woo evangelicals from Trump?

A new biography offers an intimate account of his spiritual life, on and off the baseball field.

Children’s minister and artist collect 150 songs to span generations.

Even if the debt ceiling resolves, we should consider future generations.

Chun Woo-won’s apology for his military dictator grandfather’s sins is Nehemiah in action.

If you’re dating seriously, don’t slide into a life-long commitment. Decide on it.

Christians who seek the wrong kingdom will dread the wrong apocalypse.

Especially when you face the mundane burdens of enduring suffering while living with mental affliction.

With King Charles’s ceremony, Christians debate the theology of the monarchy and celebrate a unique opportunity for public witness.

Trusting the next generation to take our places is an act of faith.