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How Bible Genealogies Preach the Good News
Jesus’ family tree offers more than a history lesson.
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Important Developments in the Church and the World
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Christianity Today Appoints Timothy Dalrymple as New President and CEO
He succeeds Harold Smith, who retires May 1. - Feb 20,
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Southern Baptists Want to Expel Churches Over Abuse
President J. D. Greear announces a batch of new proposals, reiterating that congregations that cover up incidents have “no place” in the SBC. - Feb 14,
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Who’s Searching for ‘Love’ Online? Bible Readers
The fruit of the Spirit is No. 1 at Bible Gateway—in both English and Spanish queries. - Feb 14,
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40 Years Later, Iran’s Islamic Revolution Feels Threatened by House Churches
Mass crowds celebrate 1979 uprising as Christian watchdogs lament surge in arrests.
One-on-One with Kristen Padilla on Women in Vocational MinistryAuthor of ‘Now That I’m Called’ on how churches can better engage and deploy women in vocational ministry.
The Struggle to Say ‘I’m Sorry’ in PublicWhy we have a hard time saying we were unequivocally wrong.
Emerging Adults: Apathetic or Indifferent to Matters of Faith?A call to spiritual care among our twenty-somethings.
Praising God Saves Me In My PainIn the face of illness, death, and disability, Lamentations gives me a script for how to suffer.
Women in Missions Leadership Walk a Tightrope
Researcher Mary Lederleitner explores the confusions and frustrations they face.
Making America Hospitable for Religious OutsidersMuslims (and other minorities) shouldn’t have to elevate national ideals above faith commitments before gaining a seat at the table of citizenship.
The First Mexican Protestant Loved the BibleHow Ambrosio Gonzales encountered the Word of God and blazed the trail for future Latino converts.
In Pilgrim's Progress, Christian's Journey is Brutal, Just Like YoursA 300-year old masterwork says more to the modern Christian than you think.
The Danger of “Christian” InfamyFallen flesh doesn’t like simply being sent. We’d rather build our own tower for our own glory.
Emerging Adults and the Church: Is There Really an Exodus?Are emerging adults are leaving their faith behind? We are hosting a conference to explore this question.
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James MacDonald Fired from HarvestLeak of “highly inappropriate” comments by founding pastor of Chicago-area megachurch caps months-long clash with critics. -
Should We Keep Studying a Fired Pastor’s Work?After LifeWay pulls James MacDonald’s Bible studies, Christians consider if and when a leader’s teachings remain edifying after a scandal. -
On Mancow, MacDonald, and the Harvest MessCT's editor in chief on today's aired remarks. -
Harvest Bible Chapel Disputes World Investigation of James MacDonaldFormer staff and elders criticize shuffling of funds and 50-mile noncompete clauses for former pastors.
Special Sections
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Go Ahead. Love That Rom Com.Rebel Wilson’s latest film reflects the common urge to trash romance. But love stories point us toward a deeper affection for God. -
The Undeniable, Irresistible Resilience Of The Small ChurchTo some people, small churches may look frail, weak and out of touch, but no matter what happens, we keep coming back up.(Pivot) -
How Cracking Wheat’s Genetic Code Reminds Us Who We AreThis grain’s genome echoes of the strength found in the diversity of God’s people. -
Meet the Student-Professor Team Who Cracked Andrew Fuller’s ShorthandUndergraduate Jonny Woods and theology professor Steve Holmes are the first to read Fuller’s sermons in 200 years. -
How to Jump Back In to Bible ReadingChristian leaders have their own reasons for not reading Scripture. -
The Pastor’s Pay in 2019 and BeyondEmerging trends for how the ministers of today and tomorrow will be compensated. -
How to Jump Back In to Bible ReadingChristian leaders have their own reasons for not reading Scripture.
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Richard Mouw Wrestles with Evangelicalism, Past and PresentReading his book is like enjoying a cup of tea with a wise elder statesman.
