Some disparage the idea of Christmas pageants, and I understand the concern. But, not so fast.

In an 'astounding admission,' global church leaders repent for past abuse of other denominations.

Most practicing Protestant youth already own one—and they’re reading it, according to researchers.

Wheaton College made the national news in a big way this week—while I was visiting with my daughter. Here's my reflection.

If you want to help people see Christmas with fresh eyes, start by dropping these familiar fallacies.

CT exclusive: Ron Luce explains why the global youth ministry is calling it quits.

An excerpt from CT's Beautiful Orthdoxy Book of the Year.

There are plenty of reasons we justify NOT giving, but there are just as many reason to give generously anyway.

The 2015 release that best embodies CT's pursuit of truthfulness and loveliness.

Our picks for the books most likely to shape evangelical life, thought, and culture.

What does biblical prophecy look like, and how does it apply to us today?

How the legendary Reformation scholar sought to regain the church's identity from the past.

Most Americans attend church during the Christmas season, and many would come if invited.

Under Caesar's Sword conference in Rome explores strategies in 100 beleaguered communities.

How one of the world’s most beloved worship songs reportedly helped to fuel spiritual abuse at Wayne Jolley’s The Gathering International.

A church in New Orleans has filed suit because its pastor has been issued a criminal summons for the church being too loud.

Longtime board member releases documents on missions agency’s troubled management.

On behalf of The Navigators and NavPress, Barna Group studies the state of Protestant spiritual growth.

Rich Wilkerson Jr., a Pentecostal church-planter with famous friends, gets his own reality show.