Experts assess how Trump tax plan to double the standard deduction would cost ministries bigly.

The academy has lost its pluralism. Here’s how the church can help find it.

Kurds and Christians both want security and autonomy as minorities in Iraq. But one’s dream could dash the other’s.

Meanwhile, Robert E. Lee’s former church votes to change its name.

After Irma disrupted his 25th wedding anniversary, Baptist pastor shares how he got Samaritan’s Purse to come to the rescue of St. Martin and why he went right back.

Record hurricane season challenges believers in paradise to trust God amid life’s literal storms.

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

How Hispanic evangelicals hope to become Israel’s best friends.

Emptied Arab churches prepare for a rare task: making room.

Pastor Todd Wilson wants to recover the deeper theological and moral meaning of being made male and female.

How tribalism and culture-warring have ravaged our ability to think.

And that’s good news—but not cause for ignoring larger patterns of injustice.

Their sins and scandals were extreme, but it’s too easy to dismiss them as an aberration.

(UPDATED) President Albert Mohler speaks to CT about the controversy over a longtime professor’s departure.

Popular apologist’s year-long battle with stomach cancer has ended.

Closing the RGA is much more than a bureaucratic loss; it impacts our Christian brothers and sisters around the globe.

(UPDATED) Arab Christian leaders react to Bahrain Declaration, which builds upon Marrakesh and Jakarta efforts by Muslim leaders.

Pope Francis’ critique of President Trump would apply to 96 percent of Americans, surveys suggest.

Trump administration sides with Masterpiece Cakeshop’s religious liberty claim for refusing same-sex wedding clients.