“Without a shared conviction, you will have systemic chaos.”

Rebooting or revitalizing an existing church is a huge undertaking. But when it’s done well, it’s extremely rewarding.

At this week's second Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom, 23 survivors from 15 countries from all faiths were given a global platform in Washington DC.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo explains to CT why the State Department invited 100 nations and 1,000 participants to its second Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom.

How we inadvertently create a cult of personality around our preachers.

Barna’s rankings spur pastors in secularizing spots—in the Northeast and across the country—to continue working and praying for revival.

The pros and cons of pastorates staying in the family.

CT’s 1958 interview provides some bearing on today's missions to the sun, Mars and beyond.

“The church needs to re-introduce itself as a place, as a possibility, and as a neighborhood impact, as opposed to a place people ‘attend’ or ‘go’.”

Denomination delays verdict on how Myungsung, the world’s largest Presbyterian church, passed its pulpit from father to son.

A word of encouragement for recent theology graduates.

Analysis on recent survey results may provide Christians with some encouragement—and reproof.

Let’s ask the questions that need to be asked, and offer honest, grace-filled answers that tell us what we need to know.

A decade of analysis from Pew details what global faith leaders already know: From China to Europe, from the Middle East to the US, persecution is climbing.

Jeffrey Epstein's case is disturbing—and in some ways it mirrors the abuse crisis in the church.

The Christian Academy in Japan investigates reports of sexual misconduct and “severe beatings” by faculty spanning from the 1950s to 1990s

Q&A: A theologian finds God’s care amidst suffering in an evolutionary creation.

When Christians opt for political power, the gospel mission is undermined.

Religion plays a key role in American immigration politics.