A special Black History Month roundtable from CT and Seminary Now.

Their Chinese pastor prayed and shared pulpits with Black and white pastors and volunteered to deliver packages to know the multicultural surroundings better.

Abigail Shrier’s critique of childhood therapy mixes a needful corrective with ideological hyperbole.

What happens when a savior chooses not a cross but a sword?

Drawing from their long experience in the Islamic world, evangelical novelists pen fiction to help Muslims and Americans better see Jesus.

Journalist Jason Kirk discusses his new novel, turn-of-the-century evangelicalism, and deconstruction.

Local and international activists discuss Voice of the Martyrs escalating the country’s religious freedom status to “restricted nation.”

He was tortured for his faith but remained steadfast through the Cultural Revolution.

An excerpt on doubt, despair, and restoration from Land of My Sojourn: The Landscape of a Faith Lost and Found.

Christ’s resplendence in the Transfiguration says more than we think.

A theologian articulates an Augustinian alternative to the reigning perspectives on nature and culture.

Netflix’s live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender speaks to a longing C.S. Lewis described—and can remind us of our promises in Christ.

How churches and ministries in Indonesia navigate accepting—and refunding—donations from corruption and other sources that conflict with biblical ethics.

Christians should be known for uplifting the afflicted before a distracted world.

Birds of a feather might flock together, but Christians must flock to Christ.

An excerpt on identity, hope, and glory from My Divine Natural Hair: Inspiration and Tips to Love and Care for Your Crown.

Alexei Navalny was willing to stand alone—knowing he’d never be alone in the bigger story.

Her faith and sacrifices have inspired many Chinese Christians to devote their lives to mission in the Muslim region.

Churches should welcome questions. That doesn’t require embracing perpetual doubt.

A children’s ministry veteran explains where kids’ Bibles tend to go wrong—and highlights a few that get it right.

Recent histories, documentaries, and devotionals prompt fans to look back—and perhaps learn some lessons—from the genre’s heyday.

How do you decide what should be normal in a secularized, fragmented society?

Rob Reiner’s documentary makes a strong case against political extremism in the name of Christ—for those who already agree.

After an accident on a radio tower, Federico Magbanua went on to inspire a generation of pastors in the Philippines.

When the CCM business model faltered, it gave way to what sells even better: politics and fearmongering.

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Cutting off “toxic” people is social media’s go-to mental health advice. But Jesus commands us to seek conversation and reconciliation.

Ministry leaders—and Africa Cup football fanatics—from six nations weigh in on God’s role in sports.

Being a “strong Black woman” was my badge of honor, until it almost killed me.

The popular pastor’s latest works inhabit a fruitful tension between inheriting church tradition and rebuilding it for today’s world.

The Western church regards her highly, but some Chinese Christians struggle with her affinity for socialist ideology and betrayal of coworkers in Mao’s era.

Caesar boasted of thousands of civilian deaths. Christianity is the reason we mourn even one.

A lesson from the Alistair Begg controversy.

Once broken and desperate, Jerika Ejercito—daughter of former Philippine president Estrada—now wants to help others find wholeness.

A revival spread in a small tribal village in 1973. Its impact is still being felt today.

Brad Wilcox’s Get Married debunks misguided conventional wisdom and offers both challenge and hope to Christian singles.

Celebrate Black History Month with a panel of church leaders as they discuss leadership, hospitality, faith, and the future of the church.

Believers are learning how to celebrate and evangelize amid Tsagaan Sar's Buddhism-infused rituals.

Angry Christians require angry songs—or better yet, angry psalms.

Following the former Fox News host’s attempt to probe the Russian president’s religious mindset, CT highlights the accumulated perspectives of local Christian leaders since the war began.

Learning about the land of Pharaoh helps us understand the people of Israel in their context.

Brian Zahnd’s meditation on cruciformity is theologically rich, but sometimes theologically risky.

Migrants, border states, and sanctuary cities alike are suffering because of our leaders’ spiteful rivalries.

How the prophet’s ministry helps us understand what may come next a year after revival broke out.

Not a literal 10 percent—but the long Christian tradition of patronage of truth-seeking writers and artists is worth preserving.

The creation mandate fills a hole in the faith and work movement.

The analytical philosopher’s Reformed epistemology is greatly helpful for Christian apologetics and theological education in China.

Our congregations should be formed by the Word, not by the flashiest technology.

When a hand tremor ended Herry Priyonggo’s career painting movie posters at 22, he turned the pain into singing. Now God has led him back to the canvas.

Blessed are those who are weird for righteousness’ sake, not just dabbling in baseless conspiracy theories about a pop star and the NFL.

How to love our LGBTQ family members is a difficult issue. But mob mentality is always a betrayal of Christ.

Preaching legend and longtime professor Robert Smith Jr. is retiring after years of scholarship, accolades, and personal loss.