What Malaysia’s High Court decision on Christian use of the word “Allah” means for the church.

Johnrose Austin Jayalal, president of the Indian Medical Association, says the pandemic stirred the church to action.

I was an RZIM apologist. Trusting female sources is key to Christian witness.

Tertullian, Roger Williams, and John MacArthur debate the perils of freedom.

Take it from the “secret disciples” who buried Jesus: Sometimes it’s prudent to stay mum about your faith.

Don't distance from mourning. You need the power of worship to usher your loved ones to glory.

Theologian says spiritual life continues despite disorientation of dementia.

‘A Week Away’ captures the look and sounds of summer camp but misses out on the beliefs beneath its catchy songs.

The team behind this year’s most impressive March Madness upset carries on Oral Roberts’s legacy of embracing sports as Christian witness.

National Geographic’s biopic offers a glimpse into the congregation that formed the “Queen of Soul.”

Selections from CT’s best Easter articles.

ALS Family of Faith provides love, support, and hope for all of eternity.

An Asian American pastor grapples with grief, anger, and the evangelical response after last week’s attacks.

My pride was blinding me to an important truth: that healthy relationships revolve around mutuality, not one-sided generosity.

Journal documents how clergy adapted as more people turned to therapy over religion.

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Hannah, Zechariah, and the psalmists have good reasons for speaking of them so reverently.

I studied with RZIM and interviewed Ravi Zacharias. I asked Alister McGrath what comes next.

Tiny fragments of the Minor Prophets in Greek show that scribes adapted texts in similar ways to our contemporary versions.

My caution to those who “stand for truth” by calling down “fire from heaven” upon its enemies.

A new advertising model harnesses the power of the whole church.

To detractors, Ravi Zacharias’s fall means the end of a movement. But his demise reminds us to deepen our core commitments to gospel work.

In the push for prison reform, Christians can stand against penalties that disproportionately affect minorities.

For those who choose to listen, there is a godly grief that leads to repentance.

The author of Rabbit Room’s “Every Moment Holy” liturgies on what he has learned about grief and hope in 2020.

This Lent to forget will make us remember where our first loves reside.

12 evangelical leaders on what they’ll remember most about the mass evangelist.

Meet the woman who mentored the leaders and fostered the institutions that fueled its 20th-century transformation.

Society is increasingly fragile. We need the best of Christian progressiveness and conservatism working together to strengthen it.

New study examines how your race and view of Scripture shape your answer.

The American church must not pass by the chance to welcome and help Hong Kongers and Uighurs.

Lessons from a year without corporate worship.

The Golden Globe nominee shows us what happens when “the Way” really isn’t.

These 40 days of self-denial might seem painful during a pandemic. But the habits of “tedious love” are just what we need right now.

A discussion on identity, faith, and the pursuit of justice.

It took Aramaic speakers 1,500 years to agree on Christology, now their main debate is over Assyrian identity. Could Pope Francis’ visit to Iraq encourage unity?

Ten years after Pakistan’s highest Christian official was martyred, religious freedom advocates apply his life’s lessons.

Multicolored scholarship expands biblical interpretation beyond traditional Eurocentric perspectives.

Elaine Howard Ecklund examines curiosity, shalom and other virtues that scientists and Christians share.