Whether or not this is the apocalypse, there are more important things afoot.

Video calls can supplement but should never supplant visits with incarcerated people.

Even with recent divides in congregations, survey finds high levels of satisfaction among churchgoers.

When it comes to the topic of gender roles, it all comes down to biblical interpretation.

Amid ongoing turmoil in national health system, orthopedic surgeon practices “practical Christianity.”

Gallup survey found involvement in religious service dropped again in 2021.

Why Christians should support our government staying out of religious affairs.

Apathy ranked as the single biggest pastoral concern in 2022.

As general superintendent, he brought women and minorities into leadership, added “compassion” to the denomination’s constitution, and set ambitious goals for church planting.

Proprietary gifs may seem silly, but Christians have reasons to think about digital ownership.

The trend toward secular memorials reverses for the first time in a decade.

Russell Moore responds to your questions.

Q&A with Acts 29 president Matt Chandler on assessing narcissists, the challenge of COVID-19, and new opportunities for vibrant churches.

For 2,000 years, church leaders held to the same Trinitarian doctrine. How did we lose our way?

The congregation in T. D. Jakes’s network is one of the biggest to shutter its doors due to COVID-19 constraints.

Some thoughts from a fellow Pauline scholar on Douglas Moo’s eagerly awaited, comprehensive study of the apostle’s letters.

When given the option, most younger believers go for a broader term.

As Alliance of Reformed Churches begins, some who remain in the RCA are concerned for the small, nearly 400-year-old denomination’s survival.

As I start motherhood amid a pandemic, I’m trying to find God’s grace in the upheaval.

Religion apps attract more than $175 million in investment.

Christian leaders in the US on how el Día de los Reyes (Three Kings Day) brings them closer to their heritage and God.

A devotional reading for Epiphany.

Samuel’s message to Israel about unchecked power stands true today. We should listen.

In “Crossroads,” Jonathan Franzen portrays the life of faith with uncanny precision and sympathy.

Last year’s events in DC threatened not only American democracy but also evangelical witness.

Everything is not a biblical issue—but who decides?

Weaver, who lost both his legs in 2016, spoke and sung of God’s faithfulness during two decades of health struggles.

“Handing Down the Faith” shows a vast majority of Americans don’t choose their religious beliefs. They inherit them.

A Rocha Kenya cites WhatsApp intercession group as key to saving habitat for owls, shrews, and other endangered creatures.

(UPDATED) Baptists and Pentecostals in both nations assess activism, unity, and reregistration in the Donbas region’s occupied Luhansk and Donetsk.

He personally led more than 10,000 to Christ and grew Briarwood Presbyterian from a storefront to a megachurch.

The bespoke ‘Book of Belonging’ aims to highlight more women from Scripture and spur imaginations with unique illustrations.

First finished Scripture for deaf people prompts attention to global need.

For the country’s diverse Lutherans, the case tests the resolve to speak up, the boundaries of tolerance, and Christians’ ability to communicate.

A look inside our fall CT Pastors issue on money and generosity.

The poet said Christian institutions and community needed refreshing. They still do.