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One-on-One with Jamie Aten on the New MA in Humanitarian & Disaster Leadership Program at Wheaton College
New master's degree seeks to prepare the next generation of humanitarian and disaster professionals.
Ed Stetzer|
Tribute
Ravi Zacharias Remembers His Young Protégé, Nabeel Qureshi
The late apologist's mentor and “uncle” says his lightning-bright legacy will live on.
Ravi Zacharias|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Missions Sunday: Enhancing Character Development through Soul Care (Part Two)
Soul Care is a lifestyle of regular, ongoing, non-crisis activity that promotes growth and development of the whole person into maturity.
Dan and Sue Wicher|
Obituary
Died: Nabeel Qureshi, Author of ‘Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus’
Popular apologist’s year-long battle with stomach cancer has ended.
Kate Shellnutt|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
No, the World Won't End Next Week and There's No Such Thing as a Christian Numerologist
If we start speaking up about bad "Christian" reporting, maybe people will do it less.
Ed Stetzer |
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Kaine Is Simply Not Able to Speak Up Rightly for the "Least of These"
The "least of these" includes the unborn.
Ed Stetzer|
Dear Secretary Tillerson: Don’t Downsize Religion in Foreign Affairs
Closing the RGA is much more than a bureaucratic loss; it impacts our Christian brothers and sisters around the globe.
Mae Elise Cannon|
News
Your Tithe Doesn’t Have to Go to Your Church, Most Leaders Say
But for many Christians, it may be a moot point.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
Speaking Out
Tim Kaine: We Need All Parts of the Body to Fix Health Care
The Corinthian church reminds us that Democrats and Republicans must work together to care for the least of these.
By Senator Tim Kaine|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
David Platt to Be a Teaching Pastor—Is it a Bridge Too Far for the IMB President?
International Mission Board president to become McLean Bible teaching pastor.
Ed Stetzer|
Ally or Adversary?
Relationships between female leaders are often marked by competition and contempt. It doesn't have to be this way.
Jen Oyama Murphy|
News
How Many Churches Does America Have? More Than Expected
Best estimate yet of US congregations finds rise of the ‘nons’ has more impact than rise of the ‘nones.’
Rebecca Randall|
Blog Forum | Pivot
Coming In 2018, “Small Church Essentials” Is Just Around The Corner
An all-new book, featuring a nuts-and-bolts approach to pastoring a small church well.
Karl Vaters|
Quick to Listen | 37 min
Why FEMA Should Fund Churches Damaged by Disasters
Communities can’t be restored if their houses of worship aren’t.
CT Editors|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
John Adams’ Words 240 Years Later: A Faith Filter for the Church Today
The role of the “great Politician” can only be found in the person of Jesus Christ.
Laurie Nichols|
News
Saudi Arabia’s Neighbor Defends Religious Freedom of Individuals
(UPDATED) Arab Christian leaders react to Bahrain Declaration, which builds upon Marrakesh and Jakarta efforts by Muslim leaders.
Jayson Casper|
CT Pastors |
6 Dos and Don’ts for Welcoming Church Guests
Visitor connection should be organic, not contrived.
Marty Duren|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Why Girls Need Camp
Christian camp can be a powerful, confidence-building experience for girls.
Ed Stetzer|
Excerpt
The Demanding Faith of Flannery O’Connor
In her writing, O’Connor made belief believable.
Karen Wright Marsh|
News
Protestants: The Most ‘Catholic’ of Christians
New confession by high-profile theologians gives post-Reformation unity a URL.
Caleb Lindgren|
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