The Spanish influenza was afflicting everyone—regardless of skin color.

What is a Christian to do when there's not enough to go around?

Despite failures, Spirit-filled theology can show us how to respond to the pandemic.

How London’s most popular preacher dealt with routine bouts of physical and mental illness.

What the field can and can’t answer as it relates to navigating COVID-19.

The theologian, who died last week, was a reflective and humble man.

Six medical professionals share their spiritual practices in the midst of a pandemic.

How confident are we that we will find one another on the far side of the veil?

What the local body misses when it focuses on personality analyses and congregational surveys.

Join NT Wright, Danielle Strickland, Efrem Smith, and others at the Spiritual First Aid Summit.

Twelve transformational words for leading in unprecedented times.

Many technologies we cursed months ago for driving us apart we now bless for holding us together.

The coming wave of "deaths of despair."

Faith is the gravity of grief, the ground of ultimate reality.

What to know about the visions that this 14th century English saint received while she was ill.

5 lessons for doing church together while we live apart.

We strain against the limits of human reason when we look for a source of suffering.

The demographics of many US congregations make sanctuaries a risky place for gatherings to resume.

Christianity Today’s theological explorations of pain and sickness.

How “theological triage” helps us pick our battles on matters of faith.

What David French makes of the Southern Baptist leader’s change and why he thinks white evangelical support for the president has grown.

How rediscovering creation around us can deepen our connection with God.

No concern is too little for his loving care.

Christlikeness, not social distancing, is key to male-female contact in the church.

How we can know God isn’t acting now as he acted against Pharaoh.

How Mike Pence and Queen Victoria both started intellectual debates over these avenues of healing.

Pope Francis condemns deterrence and the New START Treaty is set to expire. Where should Protestants stand?

Six lessons for churches from the president of the Spanish Evangelical Alliance.

Digital worship is a necessary stopgap under pandemic conditions. But in the long run, in-person fellowship is indispensable.

The rising demand for foster families presents an opportunity for the church.

Introducing the first-ever biblically-based and research-based disaster spiritual and emotional care intervention, manual, and summit.

We cannot be ourselves apart from those we love.

Freedom can be another word for everything to lose.

For decades, Christians in Jordan have celebrated what Pope Francis pines for.

The Reformer's theology informed his compassion for the afflicted.

Novels like "Girl, Woman, Other" offer something precious: passports to the worlds of unbelievers.

In video, Francis Collins addresses skepticism of the coronavirus’s natural origins, which is higher among Christians.

What do we learn when we are forced to confront our own mortality?

COVID-19 took away our usual Easter. But I believe it could also spark the first revival in India in a century.

When we can’t reach out, we have to reach in.

As morgue capacity is stretched, we face our physical fragility yet reach toward hope of true life.

I don’t like it when technology gets between me and the church. Neither did the apostle Paul.

In a time of pandemic and panic, it's more important than ever to govern our powers of attention.

The prominent theologian responds to his Time article on lament.

What’s next for Christian Near-East excavators after Southwestern’s announcement and the onset of COVID-19?

Petitioning God is still the most powerful way to respond in crisis.

Even when death looms, the Good News remains.

The historical evidence is clear: Those who claimed to see him risen must have seen something.

Jesus’ unnatural resurrection helps us fear not.

As a widow, I have newfound appreciation for why the mourning of Holy Saturday is indispensable to the journey toward joy.

The Cross secured our salvation. But Jesus’ fate still breaks the Father’s heart.

As one of Jerusalem’s most ancient Christian celebrations is threatened by COVID-19, a brother-sister filmmaking team helps viewers experience the “Narnia” of their missionary-kid youth.

How missionaries and local medical professionals fought a pandemic in this Western African nation.

The cross is an object for contemplation, but also an invitation: Go and do likewise.

The empty tomb is evidence that God’s love triumphs over death. That truth endures with or without us.

As you prepare for record-breaking numbers, bring us your heart and hope.

A theologian explores what did (and didn’t) happen on Holy Saturday.

Jesus’ last Passover was our first Communion.

With their own traumas to bear, Christian survivors find holistic ways to minister to Tutsis.

God is always in the business of bringing life out of death.

Unpacking Pope Francis's remarks about 'taking your sorrows directly to God.'

Many congregants have to work through the coronavirus. But their pastors can't afford a canceled service.

In this Holy Week, in this season of the pandemic, there’s no following Christ without the cross.

For Charles Spurgeon, Florence Nightingale, Mother Teresa, and more, disease defined how they knew God.

Because of Christ's darkest week, he can be with us in ours.

Scripture doesn’t promise wealth or health or even life. What, then, does it promise?

It isn’t end-times fascination that explains the enduring bond between evangelicals and Israel.

Explore CT's special issue for the Easter season.

Joy invades the most sorrowful spaces. It reminds us that beauty and goodness and life can grow even in the most unpromising soil.