News&Reporting

Worse than what “missing the mark” does to our soul is what it does to our neighbors.

Wisdom from CT’s first managing editor, and gifts of its latest ones.

Churches are bearing better witness to life beyond its “potential.”

Why attempts at a synonym fail.

Video calls can supplement but should never supplant visits with incarcerated people.

The widow’s mite story is about more than her sacrificial giving.

Before American Christians were known for writing pop fiction, they were known for disliking it.

We can imitate those in Acts 6 who responded to the needs of neglected and oppressed women.

CCCU schools are facing intense pressure. But it’s an opportunity, not a siege.

CT’s single-parent adoption pioneer shares her story.

Insights for Covidtide from “The Dictionary of Daily Life in Biblical and Post-Biblical Antiquity.”

Love keeps no record of wrongs, but it does stand up against them.

Because, as Karl Barth never said, a pastor should read the Bible in one hand, the newspaper in the other, and a peer-reviewed social science journal in another.

Why we wanted an article rethinking tax exemptions.

Lessons from CT’s editor in chief.

What happens when you plant a church only for Walt Disney World employees?

Bearing witness well.

Our friend and coworker had joyfully prepared for his tragic death.

Can this season be one where I grow with God and with my neighbor?