Remembering Nabeel Qureshi, R. C. Sproul, Peter Berger, Haddon Robinson, and others.

The holy work of change requires a power much greater than personal discipline.

Here are the Top 10 features that readers read most.

The female pastors bringing hope to Middle East churches, talking about race with your kids, and how immigrants are reshaping American missions.

Here are the Christian conversion stories that CT readers shared most.

Readers rank the best posts of the year.

Muslims moved by Coptic Christians’ forgiveness, Tim Keller steps down as Redeemer senior pastor, Family Christian closes its 240 stores, and more.

We need more than anti-consumerism for a healthy Christian holiday.

We agree: It’s a broken word describing broken people in a broken movement. It’s still Good News.

Maybe we’re not supposed to be satisfied.

How fear of missing out fuels our overextended lives, and why the South Pole holds clues to the solution.

Why we, as God's friends, can speak to him freely.

Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our January issue).

In God there is no darkness, but in the darkness of the South Pole I found God everywhere.

The great abolitionist spoke words of rebuke—and hope—to a slaveholding society.

Despite our different methods, we’re all immersed in the same Christ.

A geophysicist on balancing God’s sovereignty over nature with human understanding of weather.

How terminal cancer gave a young historian greater sympathy with those seeking after “health and wealth.”

Matthew Kaemingk makes a political and theological case for welcoming Muslim immigrants.