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Is Christ Divided?
And two more apostolic questions today's church must answer.
by Timothy George | posted 4/12/2006 12:00AM

The Pentecostal Gold Standard
After 50 years in ministry, Jack Hayford continues to confound stereotypes—all to the good.
by Tim Stafford | posted 7/01/2005 12:21PM

Uncertain Future
July 10 election could determine the church's status in this Muslim nation.
by Dawn Herzog Jewell, with reporting from Bishkek | posted 6/21/2005 02:48PM

The Japanese Joseph
What the North Korean regime meant for evil, God used for good.
Philip Yancey | posted 6/21/2005 11:55AM

Dirty Qur'ans, Dusty Bibles
If Leviticus or Jude suddenly disappeared from Scripture, would we notice?
by Ted Olsen | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

Reporting Eye to Eye
The Holy Land has always been treacherous.
by Timothy C. Morgan | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

Christian Zionists Split Over Gaza Pullout
Some remain politically neutral.
by Deann Alford | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

Dead Baby Sparks Suit
Mother claims infant was born alive.
by John W. Kennedy | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

Go Figure
Recent stats on America as a Christian nation, creation and evolution, and liking Muslims.
Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

Worship as Higher Politics
Political priorities for citizens of the kingdom.
A Christianity Today editorial | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

Quotation Marks
Recent comments from Garrison Keillor, Jane Fonda, Chan Chandler, and Ken Salazar.
Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

To Judge, or Not to Judge
Christ commanded us not to judge others, but aren't there times when common sense or prudence requires it? Asked by Stephen Hunt, St. Paul, Minnesota
Answered by Roger E. Olson | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

American Decalogue
Telling stories of U.S. morals through the prism of the Ten Commandments.
Reviewed by D. Brent Laytham | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

A More Perfect Society
Why I wouldn't want to live there.
by Angela Beise | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

Christianity Today News Briefs
Religious freedom in Vietnam and China, Messianic Jews in Israel, and Millard Fuller.
by CT staff | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

Love in the Land of Enmity
The local joke is that Gaza is hell. But that doesn't seem to deter ministry there.
by Deann Alford | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

Big Chill
Anti-religion group seeks to block federal funding of Alaska school.
by Ken Walker | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

Ultrasound Quieted
House hesitates on sonograms.
by Mark Stricherz in Washington | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

Banning Compassion
Buddhist radicals seek to curtail Christian witness.
by Manpreet Singh | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

Designed Dispute
Curriculum critical of evolution nears approval in Kansas.
By Rebecca Barnes in Louisville | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

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Great Leap Forward
China is changing and so is its church. How new urban believers are shaping society in untold ways.

Rob Moll | posted 5/09/2008 08:10AM

Evangelicals Lament a Politicized Faith
New document calls for allegiance higher than political party, nationality, or ideology.

Adelle M. Banks, Religion News Service | posted 5/09/2008 12:04PM

A Gentle Plea for Civility
Why America needs An Evangelical Manifesto.

Os Guinness, Religion News Service | posted 5/09/2008 12:05PM

Myanmar Cyclone Aid Caught in Red Tape
Military junta limiting ability of relief groups to deliver and distribute food, medicine, shelter.

Christianity Today news staff | posted 5/09/2008 03:57PM

Hungry for Jesus
A Chinese pastor on how he was 'called out of Egypt' to a thriving urban ministry.

Interview by Rob Moll | posted 5/09/2008 08:12AM

The China Paradox

Timothy C. Morgan | posted 5/09/2008 08:15AM

Change of Address
Kenneth Copeland turns to IRS to avoid Senate inquiry into prosperity ministries.

Adelle M. Banks, RNS | posted 5/09/2008 08:48AM

Blessed Be the Name of the Lord
Why 'Creator, Redeemer, Sanctifier' is somewhere between heresy and idolatry.

A Christianity Today editorial | posted 5/08/2008 08:45AM

Jeremiah Wright, Evangelicals' Brother in Christ
Go ahead and disagree with Obama's pastor. But remember: He's family.

Jason Byassee | posted 5/07/2008 08:56AM

Emergent's New Christians and the Young, Restless Reformed
Tony Jones and Collin Hansen find connections as they discuss each other's books and movements.

Collin Hansen and Tony Jones | posted 5/07/2008 08:58AM

Poll: Do you sometimes avoid the label "evangelical"?

From Christianity Today Movies:
Review: Speed Racer
Based on the popular 1960s Japanese anime/cartoon, Speed Racer is ultimately a silly, flashy mess that will fail to completely satisfy kids or adults.

Russ Breimeier | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

Review: The Fall
Weird and wonderful, this story of an unlikely friendship between a stuntman and an immigrant girl is nothing short of a contemporary The Wizard of Oz.

Brandon Fibbs | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

Review: Surfwise
This fascinating documentary takes a look at the one of the world's more famous (and dysfunctional) family of surfers.

Brett McCracken | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

Review: Unsettled
A remarkably well-rounded and compassionate portrayal of how several different Israelis dealt with the withdrawal from the Gaza Strip in 2005.

Peter T. Chattaway | posted 5/12/2008 01:15AM

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