Good leaders never make their decisions based on personal preference. They make decisions based on the mission.

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A record 1 in 5 freshman politicians falls into a Protestant catchall category.

Why it's time to make virtue a priority.

When the Spirit moves during a sermon, what does it look like?

Linda Barkman was incarcerated after the man she lived with murdered her toddler. But she turned hardship into ministry.

An interview with Dominique Dubois Gilliard.

The cultivation of our love for God isn’t something we can nurture all on our own.

While it may seem counterintuitive, thinking bigger and on a longer timeline is often a better way to get things done.

Despite its lowest attendance in decades, InterVarsity’s historic conference aims to combat student cynicism through scriptural hope.

What’s good and what’s bad about unpopular opinions.

Apostle Paul was able to gather multiethnic audiences because he knew how the various people who gathered would hear what was being said.

The hosts of CT's weekly news podcast on the episodes they won't soon forget.

How history's revivals teach us to prayer, when Jesus showed up in the anatomy lab, and what really happens when you disciple a murderer.

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Asia Bibi’s acquittal may model how to persuade Muslims of religious freedom.

How African Americans outpaced the country in Scripture-savvy—and why ministry leaders expect even more from them.

Even the “most restrictive” abortion laws—like one vetoed this week in Ohio—may now have a place in incrementalist strategy.

Remembering Aretha Franklin, the founder of Awana, and the scholar who made missions cross-cultural.