The operative word behind this issue of CT.

In a society rife with racial conflict, US evangelicals are in a unique position to build cross-cultural bridges.

If church leaders and artists have been estranged in western culture, then David Taylor is helping to lead them into a more blissful union.

Churchgoers are willing to embrace fine art, but artists don't know if they want to claim the church.

Those Dixie cups won't fill themselves with Cheerios on their own, you know.

How I learned to see my unbelieving husband through God’s eyes.

The revival preacher had no patience for distractions. But was he right?

Sharing resettlement centers with Muslims can be dangerous for Christian asylum-seekers, Open Doors reports.

Before a midlife crisis, the founder of Exponential was designing nuclear subs. Now, he's a ministerial visionary.

Why being disappointed by your church may actually be a good thing.

Sunday Adelaja loses leaders at Kiev's Embassy of God for not heeding their discipline.

Tom Lin’s appointment is the second significant position in mission leadership gained by Asian Americans this spring.

Grace, like brownies, seems never-ending here.

Why we shouldn’t be turned off by healthy touch.

Stats on the racial reconciliation debate spanning from InterVarsity's Urbana conference to Russell Moore's NYT op-ed.

'It’s the world got in'

Allegations against Mercy Multiplied reveal the range of faith-based approaches to mental health.

Congressman Diane Black's experience and faith motivates her to advocate for change.

Within 48 hours, the congregation suddenly lost two of its most active members—and the kids lost their parents.