Sick of the too-pink breast cancer campaigns, I remembered a different shade of pink from my hospital days.

The exiled Chinese Christian’s autobiography gives hope for all who suffer persecution for their faith.

For Christian women in secular workplaces, it's lonely at the top.

We may not talk much about women’s addiction to erotica, but it’s happening.

Critics say American Christianity downplays Christ's suffering. Two Reformed scholars answer the charge.

Christena Cleveland examines the cultural differences that frustrate the quest for Christian unity.

Of all people surprised that I became an evangelical Christian, I'm the most surprised.

A priest and a sea captain’s solution to saving Mideast Christianity: Join the Israeli military.

Where leading American Christian scholars disagree.

Whether or not to immerse ourselves in Islam’s holy book.

Recognizing the power of letting people speak for themselves.

Christianity offers a culture of life greater than feminism ever could.

Meet the pro-choice, secular Manhattanite whose study of society’s outcasts prepared her to welcome a son with Down syndrome.

How do we proclaim the unity of Christ in a country divided?

The evangelist speaks to CT on obedience, Heaven and Hell, and his My Hope campaign.

Millennials’ unstable careers and changing identities make it harder to see God’s direction.

An interview with Kelly Crow, who has reported on the contemporary art world for 'The Wall Street Journal' since 2006.

Sister of slain Coptic activist Mina Daniel recalls his revolutionary vision, now carried forward by Muslim friends.

Talking Jesus jokes and Internet culture with hashtag-maker Rachel Marie Stone.