Churches may someday lose their tax-exempt status. Would that be as bad as it sounds?

A personal story about a hero who changes lives forever.

Remembering scholar Lamin Sanneh, theologian Jean Vanier, evangelist Reinhard Bonnke, and others.

In different ways, God used them to lead me to Christ.

John Starke gives us a compelling vision of the praying life—and the practices to turn that vision into a reality.

In an era of anxiety about personal boundaries and sexual signals, Jesus shows us how to minister to others with care and sensitivity.

African and Pentecostal leaders honor German evangelist during three-hour Orlando funeral.

What is it that you long for as a pastor, evangelist, or Christian leader?

The Christian conversion stories that CT readers shared most.

There’s broad support for a new plan to allow traditional marriage proponents to leave the UMC with $25 million in funding.

Here are our print features that online readers looked at most.

The 70-year-old Texan leaves a legacy of love and support.

As a leader of an international prison ministry, I hear stories every day of people inside prison and those released that many would consider unexpected heroes. 

We think these articles rocked. If you missed them, check them out!

Although the BGC Archives is open to the public and welcomes unexpected visitors, it remains one of Wheaton’s best-kept secrets.   

It is that time of year once again to reflect on some of the noteworthy books that have been published during 2019.

Eugene Peterson and R. C. Sproul pass on, LifeWay closes all 170 stores, and Acts 29 removes Mars Hill, asks Mark Driscoll to step down.

Screens are changing the way we read Scripture, preaching against racism is not a distraction from the gospel, and the disturbing temptations of pastoring in obscurity.

We all have in our minds what we would deem bad evangelism or evangelistic tactics. So, what about good evangelism? What does good evangelism look like?