That persistent sense of calling isn’t a fatal feminine flaw, but an invitation to walk intimately with God.

By fighting to save physical lives, the church imitates Christ.

Christ’s death and resurrection give me a heavenly perspective on suffering and mortality.

This is our fear and our comfort all at once: that our children are not finally in our hands, but they stand in the palm of his.

Two Christian bioethicists on life or death issues that American doctors may soon face.

How the church has responded to disease throughout the centuries.

Jesus' love knows no borders.

How does a God-fearing, gun-friendly church recover from a horrific mass shooting? Long after the camera crews departed, a Texas journalist stuck around to find out.

Jesus submitted to suffering, but he did not welcome it. Neither should we.

The bread and the cup Zoomed for you.

A new book explains Stephen Hawking’s physics yet points to the manifold wisdom of God.

When Jesus changes our lives, it’s only natural to invite others along.

There will come a day when the last tear is shed. Until then, God has made himself present in our affliction.

Psalms of lament felt hyperbolic before COVID-19. But amid 10,000 deaths, my locked-down church in Rome resonates with David more than ever.

Biblical principles are shaping best practices.

The Bible speaks to our rational and emotional needs. But how do we balance them in the midst of fear?

What C. S. Lewis’s senior devil would recommend in response to COVID-19.

God delights in exploding our paltry concepts of what is possible.

You can’t lock it up without letting it loose.

Turning to God and others in the midst of hopelessness, despair, and dread.

The pandemic has laid an egg on our worship.

Stan Guthrie pairs an edifying biography of an evangelical icon with the inside story of her international bestseller.

Jesus’ generous sacrifice calls us far beyond our own inclinations.

Author Matt Canlis invites homebound churchgoers to journey together from a distance.

African American clergy respond to pandemic with unique considerations of culture, history, and faith values.

A statement from the leaders of the National Association of Evangelicals and Christianity Today.

We live between the miracle of our redemption and the miracle of our deliverance.

Joy is all but extinguished around us. It cannot be extinguished within us.

Here's how CT writers have found joy in gardening, knitting, organizing, and adult coloring books.

Is there any sense in our suffering?

Augustine, C. S. Lewis, and the perfection of fear.

Our lives have gotten smaller. We can also make them simpler.

During Women’s History Month, I celebrate the unattached females who shaped the church.

Sharing a message of restoration, the popular rapper reminds fans, “Social distancing doesn’t mean spiritual distancing.”

How to best offer support and encouragement to young people and faculty affected by COVID-19.

A meditation on love in a time of affliction.

Physicians reflect theologically on three unique Christian contributions to COVID-19 preparations.

Jesus offers the surprising remedy for our loneliness.

As COVID-19 sends the globe into crisis, it also sends us to our knees.

A daily meditation for a time of pandemic.

Or is this part of life in the world God made?

Hiding from God (and neighbor) is dehumanizing, but honest prayer and confession bring healing and freedom.

Wisdom from Singapore, Spain, Italy, Korea, Brazil, Martin Luther, BSF, Tish Harrison Warren, Screwtape, and more.

Christians can learn from the true story of the radical love a black reverend shows a KKK member in the 1990s.

A global health expert offers tools for your congregation to respond now.

Christians can find a strange happiness as we grow in our willingness to face persecution.

Advice from Christians in the “Antioch of Asia” on how your congregation can survive, and thrive, amid the COVID-19 outbreak.

A virologist reflects on being female and Christian in the sciences.

The Cross calls me to cross the pew.

A tribute to a pathbreaking Pentecostal historian who also knew the value of a cannoli to a grad student.

How shepherding others through messy situations brings our own sin and insufficiency to the surface.

What early Christian ascetics teach us about the strange hope of Lent.

Christians feel the cravings of the season even more acutely amid the outbreak.

What Kierkegaard taught me about reviving the spirit of the season.

But it’s the answer God gives all of us.