Identifying, equipping, and releasing leaders is critical to church health and growth.

There’s little evidence of the Wuhan doctor's faith. The church has something to learn from his life anyway.

Daniel Harrell adds to CT’s legacy of deep Christian thinking and leadership.

We suggest they were baptized in mikvahs south of the temple.

How to let go of our precious personal versions of orthodoxy.

Our perceptions of an angry, Old Testament deity are distorted.

Travel reminds us of our God-ordained dependence on others.

Responses to our December issue.

How an ancient prophet’s prayer answers our modern outrage.

How one author laid the groundwork for an unassailable case

Sunday’s raid left 18 more wounded and burned down the town church.

Strangers and enemies don't come naturally.

The presidential contenders are wooing religious voters. How do the faithful make sure God isn't a political prop?

(Or, The Art of Church Planting Preaching) Part 1

The Russian-American Christian University had a brief lifespan and a limited enrollment. But the school planted seeds that might flower in the future.

We should be “hidden with Christ”—which means rejecting social and political identities and staying above the fray on issues like impeachment.

Christian freedom requires unity amid disagreement.