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Playing the Trump Card this Political Season: Civility within Political Hostility
Without tolerance of different worldviews, there will be no dialogue or progress.
Ed Stetzer and Josh Laxton|
Quick to Listen | 52 min
John MacArthur Is No Stranger to Controversy
A closer look at the ministry and theology behind the outspoken California pastor.
Morgan Lee|
News
The Latest Multisite Campus: Prison
Incarcerated Christians have heard the sermon about the Prodigal Son. Now they need church.
Daniel Silliman|
Speaking Out
Paula White-Cain’s Evangelical Support Squad Isn’t as Surprising as It Seems
The movement has a long history of partnerships that transcend doctrinal divides.
Leah Payne and Aaron Griffith|
Partner Content
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At Christian Institutions, Leaders Weigh the Cost of Progress
New presidents seek to balance tradition and innovation.
Betsy Abraham|
CT Pastors
Post-Merger Ministry Is a Time to Mourn and a Time to Dance
Our congregation needed to adjust in several ways after a larger church adopted us.
James Rodgers with Mary Ann Rodgers|
Interview
The Gospels Are Fact Not Folklore
Why the first four books of the New Testament should be read as serious historical sources.
Interview by Christopher Reese|
News
Northern Ireland’s Evangelicals Lose on Abortion and Same-Sex Marriage
UK laws imposed overnight after local lawmakers were absent for 1,000 days.
Kate Shellnutt|
Blog Forum | Pivot
10 Questions More Important Than “What Was Your Sunday Attendance?”
Never let the excitement of higher attendance or the discouragement of lower attendance divert you from your church’s primary goal.
Karl Vaters|
Editorial
The Cautionary Tale of Jerry Falwell Jr.
It’s time to remember the qualifications of biblical leadership.
Mark Galli|
Confessing God
Knowing God’s Love is Impossible
At least for us. But for God, nothing is impossible.
Derek Rishmawy|
Higher Education
Pious Pledges and Consecrated Keggers
Can Christian fraternities and sororities redeem a campus culture bruised from hazing and drowning in alcohol?
Kyle Rohane|
News
Gleanings: November 2019
CT Staff|
Books
The Christian Book Industry Had Another Rough Year. Here’s Why They Are Holding Out Hope for the Next Chapter.
Store owners, publishers, and authors have faith despite the declines.
Daniel Silliman|
News
Christians Defend Cultural Heritage in Muslim-Majority Countries
In areas where minority faiths have carved out a peaceful coexistence, are governments willing to honor the full history also?
Jayson Casper|
Beginning of Wisdom
The Cross Is Our Stairway to Heaven
Our salvation comes not from someone on our level, but from someone infinitely above it.
Jen Wilkin|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
20 Truths on ‘Jesus Skeptic’ by John Dickerson
“Jesus bears studying, for his movement has been...among the most powerful movements for social good in all of human history.”
Ed Stetzer|
Entertainment
Jesus Stopped Me from a Shooting Rampage
‘Rage of Evil’ documentary recounts would-be school shooter’s road to redemption
Celina Durgin|
Reconciliation
The Necessary Partnership of Truth and Charity
How the concept of the 'via media' might help us restore civil discourse.
Tish Harrison Warren|
Theology
Was Christ Tempted in Every Way?
Making sense of Jesus’ humanity in light of fleshly temptations.
Oliver Crisp|

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Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
Why the NYC pastor’s goal is “to winsomely offend everybody.”

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