An Easter season devotional book to help you, your church, or your family meditate on the death and resurrection of Jesus.

Help our colleagues at Church Law & Tax understand workplace sexual assault through this survey as they aim to help churches address and prevent it.

How the ordered nature of the fruit found its way into modern computing.

What missions-oriented evangelicals gain from seeing the richer side of a poorer country.

What would it look like if higher education were grounded in the worship, love, and study of God?

The academy has lost its pluralism. Here’s how the church can help find it.

At long last, Paul Schrader’s cinematic masterpiece.

What young people must understand about commitment and its costs.

Hearing God’s call in a "lean in" or "opt out" world.

Hallie Meyers-Shyer's directorial debut reveals just how dissatisfying good fortune can be.

What "First They Killed My Father" tells me about suffering and the imago Dei.

After Irma disrupted his 25th wedding anniversary, Baptist pastor shares how he got Samaritan’s Purse to come to the rescue of St. Martin and why he went right back.

David Lynch’s cult-classic revival is exactly as imaginative—and as uncomfortable—as it always needed to be.

From our special issue: reflections on discipleship in a fractured age.

The latest Stephen King adaptation’s success has more to do with the friendship it celebrates than the scares it delivers. 

Their sins and scandals were extreme, but it’s too easy to dismiss them as an aberration.

(UPDATED) President Albert Mohler speaks to CT about the controversy over a longtime professor’s departure.

How do we help children and teens contend with the big questions? An apologist offers her take.

The late apologist's mentor and “uncle” says his lightning-bright legacy will live on.

Closing the RGA is much more than a bureaucratic loss; it impacts our Christian brothers and sisters around the globe.

The Corinthian church reminds us that Democrats and Republicans must work together to care for the least of these.

In her writing, O’Connor made belief believable.

Pope Francis’ critique of President Trump would apply to 96 percent of Americans, surveys suggest.

Over 5 years of weekly dinners, ‘America’s Theologian’ became a mentor and a dear friend.

Though expectations have shifted, spouses still feel the weight of church drama.

The story behind a new, multiethnic journalistic enterprise.

What can this medium—even its most violent expressions—teach us about our deepest aches and longings?

How women were instrumental to the rise of Christianity.

Jesus was an immigrant and taught his followers to welcome and care for foreigners.

Meet the nonprofit leaders featured in our special issue.

For women like me, children’s ministry can seem like low-level work for the least experienced.

A new school year brings more challenges and opportunities for Christians in education.