For the Reformers, renewing the church was a Pentecost moment tied to the global body of Christ.

Meet the leaders, activists, ministers, and artists who changed the church and the world.

The Edinburgh New Testament professor modeled faithful scholarship with his work on historic devotion to Jesus.

Mary’s preeminent example as a Christ follower neither began nor ended at Christmas.

Christianity has been a multicultural, multiracial, multiethnic movement since its inception.

In 1946, a man named Ernst Lohmeyer disappeared from East Germany. It took me three decades to piece together his story.

An ancient heresy continues to affect our culture in surprising ways.

In the midst of Nazi resistance, this Christian martyr offered three models for the season of waiting.

Christian history gives us reason to see Advent and Christmas as coexistent, not separate.

CT’s greatest essays of old still speak today. But on civil rights, we failed our readers.

Christian leaders reflect on the women from history who’ve influenced them.

A simple definition based in doctrine, history, or sociology won’t do. But a vibrant stream really does exist.

Four church leaders weigh in.

Churches were divided. Believers eschewed cultural influence. Liberal modernism was on the move. Then God made Billy Graham.

The story of early African-American Christianity proves the power of the Resurrection against oppression.

For those who met Christ elsewhere, Americanized Christianity can look a bit strange.

An interview with Stephen Berry about faith and seafaring when the world traveled mostly by ship.

Churches that adapt their methods to advance Jesus’ mission will struggle, but survive and thrive.

3 building blocks to help you tell your story.