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Jarena Lee
Trailblazing African American Preacher and 'self-made' woman.
Eric Washington|
Theology
We Actually Don’t Need a Trinitarian Revival
Attempts to teach a ‘better’ understanding of the Trinity may do more harm than good.
Fred Sanders|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Evangelism and Movements: July CPLF Gathering
Church Planting Leadership Fellowship is open to denominational and network leaders of church planting.
Ed Stetzer|
Why I Love a Couple of Downer Passages
The strange hope in lament.
Chris Lutes|
Science
What Science Says About the Age of Accountability
The latest research on good, evil, and infants.
Rebecca Randall|
Pew: Black Protestants Show Strongest Support for Paid Maternity Leave
A look into Christian views on paid leave and how the church can help new parents.
Kate Shellnutt|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Preaching the Gospel with Words: Why There’s No Other Way
We marginalize evangelism when we say the good news is social action.
David Jones|
Blog Forum | Pivot
One And Done: Why Small Church Discipleship Is Always A Moving Target 
In a small church, it doesn’t take long for everyone who’s interested in a specific discipleship program to finish it.
Karl Vaters|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Church-Planting Metrics: Measure What’s Important (Part One)
Measure outcomes, not activities.
Kenn Oke|
News
ICE Deports Christian Who Fled Persecution Back to Indonesia
Man who sought asylum in New Jersey church caught up in 100-day surge in non-criminal arrests.
Morgan Lee|
News
Lutherans Remember the Reformation Where Germany Committed Genocide
Lutheran World Federation assembles in Namibia for 500th anniversary of Martin Luther.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
Five Things You Should Know About Reinhold Niebuhr
From Carter to Comey, the legacy of "Washington's Favorite Theologian" endures.
Elesha Coffman|
The Theology Beneath the Trump-Comey Conflict
How the former FBI director’s interest in Reinhold Niebuhr shaped his approach to political power.
Steven Weitzman|
Cover Story
Cambodians Usher in a Miraculous Moment for Christianity
How the Southeast Asian country went from an underground church to a church-planting boom.
Kate Shellnutt in Phnom Penh|
Cover Story
Cambodia’s Child Sex Industry Is Dwindling—And They Have Christians to Thank
From rescues to legal reform, a faithful minority changed the country’s criminal landscape.
Kate Shellnutt in Phnom Penh|
Cover Story
The World’s Biggest Trafficking Problem Remains in the Background
How Christians in Cambodia are drawing attention to labor trafficking and the quiet power of prevention.
Kate Shellnutt in Phnom Penh|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
NORP Think and the U.S. Criminal Justice System
NORP = Normal Ordinary Responsible Person
Karen Swanson|
Blog Forum | Pivot
Why Are There So Many Unhealthy Small Churches? (Don't Worry, It's Good News)
There are 90 unhealthy small churches to every unhealthy megachurch because small churches outnumber megachurches by about 90 to 1.
Karl Vaters|
Quick to Listen | 42 min
Pursuing a Christian Idea of Criminal Justice in the Jeff Sessions Era
Prison Fellowship's Craig DeRoche on the attorney general, America's drug policy, and his organization's unlikely partnerships.
CT Editors |
Make Criticism Your Friend
Change your perspective, and criticism can actually propel you forward in God’s mission.
Anita Carman|

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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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