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What Tim Keller and Michael Gerson Want You to Know About How America Spends Its Money
“It’s possible for a church with deep resources for doing good to get co-opted by nationalism. I don’t want that to happen now.”
Interview conducted by Sarah Kate Neall|
News
The 8 People Americans Trust More Than Their Local Pastor
Despite hitting another record low in Gallup assessment, clergy are still seen as more honest and ethical than 13 other professions.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
Speaking Out
How Podcasting Hurts Preaching
Sermons belong in church, not our earbuds.
Read Mercer Schuchardt|
CT’s 25 Most-Read Stories on the Persecuted Church
ISIS bombs Egyptian churches, Russia restricts religious freedom, Nepal criminalizes conversion, and more.
CT Editors|
Choose to Pause and Fill Up
Pausing in a selah with Christ is the catalyst of revival, restoration, and peace.
Kristen Kill|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Fairness for FEMA Funds: FEMA Changes Its Disaster Rules for Churches
Churches are now eligible for disaster aid.
Ed Stetzer|
Quick to Listen | 34 min
What Iranian Christians Want
What’s the state of the church in one of the hardest places in the world to be a Christian?
CT Editors |
Blog Forum | The Exchange
I’m a Rural Pastor! What Now?
Do not make any changes in the first year.
Brian Wechsler|
News
‘Do Not Be Discouraged’: YouVersion Bible App Tops 300 Million Downloads
Ten verses get shared every second on the world’s most-clicked Scripture program. Here are the most popular of 2017.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
News
Why Christians Refused Jakarta Governor’s Outdoor Christmas Celebration
For Indonesian believers, top court’s change to religious ID card rules was a much better gift.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
Evangelical Distinctives: Other Views
The Unlikely Crackup of Evangelicalism
The problems are real—but exaggerated.
Richard Mouw|
Tribute
Who Evangelicals Lost in 2017
Remembering Nabeel Qureshi, R. C. Sproul, Peter Berger, Haddon Robinson, and others.
CT Editors|
5 Ways to Fulfill Your New Year’s Resolutions
The holy work of change requires a power much greater than personal discipline.
Heidi Wheeler|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Migrating into God’s Kingdom: A Testimony
In God, there is a unique identity for every immigrant.
Paco Amador|
News
FEMA: Churches Flooded by Harvey Can Receive Aid
Agency revises guidelines due to last year's biggest Supreme Court religious freedom case.
Kate Shellnutt|
News
Biggest Mennonite Conference Leaves Denomination
In another same-sex marriage split, Mennonite Church USA loses a sixth of its members.
Kate Shellnutt|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
One-on-One with Christine Caine on Her New Devotional
"Unshakeable" joins "Unashamed," "Unstoppable," and "Undaunted."
Ed Stetzer|
Entertainment
Millennials Can Leave Evangelicalism. But Not Its Pop Culture.
Does the cottage industry around Christian subculture nostalgia reveal the church’s failures—or its successes?
Morgan Lee|
Blog Forum | Pivot
Recalibrate: 10 Steps Every Church Must Take This Year, Or Be Dead In A Decade
Everything but Jesus and the Bible must be on the table.
Karl Vaters|
CT Pastors
Screens Are Changing the Way We Read Scripture
As digital reading habits rewire our brains, how will we process the Bible differently?
Karen Swallow Prior|

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Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
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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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