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How to Love Your Ideological Enemy
If hospitality is a model for discipleship, then we need both open doors and clear boundaries.
Karen Swallow Prior|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Is the Common Cup Still Relevant Today?
The Roman formula is for the faithful to receive the bread and for the priest to drink the wine.
Brian C. Stiller|
The Calling | 1 hr 11 min
Why Tish Harrison Warren Gave Up on Being a ‘Good Church Kid’
The Anglican priest, writer, and mother on how discovering grace invigorated her faith and ignited her calling.
The Precarious Task of Praying with Presidents in a Media Age
With the whole world watching, spiritual advisers face new challenges.
Linda W. Perkins|
How to Counter the Economic Argument for Abortion
To provide a persuasive alternative, the church must offer holistic, long-term support.
Kelly Rosati|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Go Big or Go Home: Reimagining Rural Church Planting
If millions of Americans still lived in rural areas, surely God cared about them too.
Charlie Cotherman|
Science
Take Hope in That High Pollen Count
How allergy season reminds us that little things can have a big impact.
Dorothy Boorse|
CT Pastors
When This Pastor Got Political
I thought a town hall meeting would be the perfect venue to fight for justice. I was oh-so-wrong.
Keith Mannes|
Book Review
Sarah Ruden’s Rebellion Against Our ‘Just the Facts’ Bibles
How her approach to translation recovers the emotion and artistry of God’s Word.
Glenn R. Paauw|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
What is Christ Together Network and How Does It Work to Saturate a City?
The Directional Team of Christ Together Network talks "God's Gospel Saturation."
Ed Stetzer|
Blog Forum | Pivot
Grandma Didn't Go To Church: 9 Ways First-Generation Christians Are Making Me A Better Pastor
How do you pastor people when they're not just the only believers in their family, they’re the first Christian in generations?
Karl Vaters|
When Volunteers Disappoint
Work through disappointment and create realistic expectations for your team.
Dorothy Littell Greco|
Entertainment
In ‘Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2,’ Big Questions Take a Backseat to Punchlines
While the high-spirited superhero sequel brings back the laughs, it occasionally loses sight of its own cosmic ideas.
E. Stephen Burnett|
Under Discussion
Drone Dilemma: Can Aid Groups Use a Military Symbol?
Drones can help humanitarian efforts, but they come with baggage. Experts weigh in.
David Parish|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Evangelism is a Four Letter Word
Evangelism isn’t what it used to be and is uncertain of what it should be.
Phil Miglioratti|
Interview
Jesus, the Frybread of Life
How Native InterVarsity is helping college students follow Christ and honor tradition.
Deborah Pardo-Kaplan|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Teams in Mission: Are They Worth It? (Part Two)
TEAM missionaries research teamwork.
David Sedlacek|
News
You Can Debate Franklin Graham on Martyrs, But Not the World’s Persecution Problem
DC summit rallies victims and advocates from 130 nations, including Vice President Pence.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
News
Why US Christians Risk Their Lives to Teach in North Korea
Two arrested from private university in Pyongyang that gives evangelicals a way in.
Kate Shellnutt|
Quick to Listen | 38 min
Pastors Frequently Preach Politics. But the IRS Rarely Goes After Them
The effect of Trump’s executive order—and why the Johnson Amendment is rarely enforced.
CT Editors|

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