As the world reels from yet another school shooting, we can find a refuge in the Bible on canvas.

The dawning of a new kingdom heralds hope for reconciliation and relief from oppression.

Christian parents need to be prepared, more than ever, to discuss this difficult topic with our children.

We owe to Scripture something we don’t owe any other book: our obedience.

Don’t diminish Jesus’ ministry in your celebration of his work on the cross.

As a Black pastor, I appreciate how the diverse campaign helps my congregation reach our neighbors.

For his entry into Jerusalem, Jesus picked a symbol of lowliness rather than military might.

Shootings have become normal to the American public. But as Christians, we know better.

In Lent, we realign our identity in Christ and recover our sense of being loved into existence by our Creator.

In the face of tragedy, Christ welcomes our confusion and anger.

I’d rather media and literature portray Christian leaders who stir up anger instead of apathy.

The Jesuits reformed the Western calendar. Then they attempted to do the same in China.

How liturgy can lead to an encounter with the Lord.

More than 70 percent of the country’s inmates are jailed for drug-related offenses. Christian groups seek to help them reenter society.

Meet an early evangelist, an education reformer, and a preacher who held Bible studies with the royal family.

What Scripture tells us about the story of this “outstanding” Jewish woman in chains.

The former president’s potential arrest shows that character does matter.

In an age of functional atheism, ‘tis the season for traditional fasting and prayer.

After leaving Maverick City Music, the singer is launching his own label focused on authenticity in a field increasingly crowded by celebrity.

The basic freedoms and human rights we enjoy as Americans do not require a cultural Christian majority.

How the church can serve and worship in the period between Carnival and Easter.

An imaginary soirée with Douglas Murray, the Christian-friendly agnostic author of "The War on the West".

The former pastor of ex-SBC Saddleback shares why his views on women changed.

Instead of prosecutors trying to win arguments, we’re supposed to be defending what actually matters.

Treating the sport as a comprehensive social and political model misunderstands the vision of its Christian founder.

The late theologian’s sermons are going digital, thanks to one of his family friends.

Did Evelyn have anything to show for after a life in the laundromat? Did I as a homeschool mom?

Sometimes there is more to the story than just a bored listener.

For believers, both old and new relationships carry an eternal weight and value.

The Oscar–nominated film started a conversation that the church can learn from.

How a social reformer, a lawyer, a doctor, and a peacemaker changed the subcontinent.

The Latino population boom has resulted in more passionate, growing churches in the US. Can pastors keep building on the momentum?

We can rightly look to God as husband and God as Father without making male sexuality divine.

How the acclaimed Bible teacher found a new church home.

Publishers and authors have played along by pushing celebrity blurbs—but it’s time to rewrite the rules of promotion.

Who knew two nonverbal rocks had so much to say?

CT is looking to grow our pool of writers based in Southeast Asia with a heart to tell the story of the global church.

A city essential to the early church, Antakya has been all but reduced to rubble.

She says her new book is “not just for me, but it’s also for the victims.”

Look at history! Revivals rarely stay put.