Amid the "great divorce" from Europe, British believers have opportunities to model a better blend of faith and politics—with each other and the global body of Christ.

Literary device theory is gaining popularity among scholars. Philosopher Lydia McGrew doesn’t buy it.

The real reason February 2 is an occasion for feasting.

In a winning season, Earl Smith also saw the team grow in faith.

Is it faithful to flee an epidemic? German reformer’s reflection on the plague can guide Christians in China and everywhere the virus has spread.

How insights from genealogy can help change the terms of a contentious debate.

In the Lord’s economy, nothing is wasted—not even rotten fruit.

Listen: Immigrant congregations bring diverse worship to the Lutheran Midwest.

How one NYC couple is aiming for a maximum return on investment in their business and life.

That God dwelt among us has profound implications for theology, art, and life.

The “extreme middle” is shaped like a cross.

Churches are tax exempt for good reason. Anything else would be disastrous.

CT discusses key distinctives of evangelical belief, identity, and spirituality.

Highlights from our archives.

Weird Bible names are on the rise. What’s behind the trend?

How a hyper-focus on “attracting the young” can sideline the aging faithful.

Hearing each other is a miracle. We need to practice receiving it as such.

Highlights from our archives.

Highlights from our archives.

Lately, hobbies have become a metric of personal success. But their core purpose is to help us pause and praise.

A new book presents a range of arguments on the moral legitimacy of hunting.

A conversation with the editor of "His Testimonies, My Heritage."

Britain’s royal family isn’t the only institution struggling to retain and empower the next generation.

The author of the book behind the new film ‘Just Mercy’ shows the church a way forward.

The great scientist’s grand theories can take us to dizzying heights, but there are realms they cannot reach.

Morgan Harper Nichols and Ruth Chou Simons are part of a movement to bring beauty, truth, and encouragement to millions scrolling on their phones.

Jesus protected his time and also gave it up willingly. In this digital age, we’re called to do the same.

Christians continue to suffer around the world, from Algeria to Syria. Here are the 10 most-read stories from last year.

The hosts of Christianity Today's weekly news podcast on the episodes they won't soon forget.

We read about waging a smarter war on porn, Richard Mouw wrestling with evangelicalism, and Why secular substitutes for religion will always leave us exhausted and unhappy.

Lessons from the Magi on being simultaneously threatened and “overwhelmed by joy.”

Remembering scholar Lamin Sanneh, theologian Jean Vanier, evangelist Reinhard Bonnke, and others.

The visit of the Magi draws our attention to the global nature of the gospel.

The Christian conversion stories that CT readers shared most.

The problem is, which one?

Here are our print features that online readers looked at most.

Why did we turn on the Jews so quickly? And what do we do about it now?

After years of “playing it cool” with my unbelieving friends, I can tell you: It only gets weirder to talk about faith the longer you wait.

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