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Why We Mourn for Pakistan’s Christians
Persecuted church advocate K. A. Ellis on what it takes for the Western Church to support its beleaguered brothers and sisters.
CT Editors|
The Calling | 2 min
What Is "The Calling"?
Conversations with church leaders that will give you hope, new ideas, and a new perspective.
Richard Clark|
News
Malaysia Rules Muslim Man Can Convert to Christianity
Judge's landmark decision offers hope to Malay Christians amid Bible seizures and 'Allah' bans.
World Watch Monitor|
News
More Americans Agree Christians Face Intolerance But Complain Too Much About It
Survey suggests tone matters when advocating for religious liberty.
Bob Smietana - Facts and Trends|
Should More US Churches Host Mandarin-Language Services?
China has overtaken Mexico as the No. 1 sender of legal immigrants to America.
Morgan Lee|
Blog Forum | Pivot
Forget Being Culturally Relevant – The Church Needs to Be Contextually Real
Chasing relevance makes our churches look the same in ways we should be different – from each other and from the culture.
by Karl Vaters|
formerhermcontent
My Son’s Autism Changed Everything—Even Our Church
I came to see special needs families as an unreached people group.
Sandra Peoples, guest writer|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
The Future of Music in the Church
Music changes in every generation and we should appreciate it.
Ed Stetzer|
formertcwissue
Raising Generous, Debt-Free Kids
7 things your kids need to know about money
Dorothy Littell Greco|
formerhermcontent
Forgiveness: It's Not as Simple as It Sounds
Unpacking—and living—what the Bible really says
Beth Booram|
News
Unions Survive Supreme Court Challenge from Christian Teachers
Fight for freedom of association could have eliminated collective bargaining.
Kate Shellnutt|
CT Pastors
Zeal Flips Tables
Jesus wasn't always Mr. Nice Guy. Church leaders shouldn't be either.
Derek Rishmawy|
CT Pastors
How a Texas Church Drove Out the Predatory Loan Industry
For one Garland pastor, living out the gospel means collective political action.
James Addis|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Amplifying Evangelism—Doing Evangelism in the Workplace
Integrating evangelism into our workplaces is critical.
Ed Stetzer|
formerhermcontent
Q+A: Darlene Zschech, the ‘Mama Bear’ of Worship Music
The former Hillsong leader talks about the industry 20 years after ‘Shout to the Lord’
Interview by Morgan Lee|
Speaking Out
What Apple’s Encryption Fight Has to Do with Religious Freedom
How the tech giant came to share a defense with Hobby Lobby and Little Sisters of the Poor.
Chelsea Langston|
News
Despite ISIS Attacks, Muslim Country Declines to Drop Islam as Official Religion
(UPDATED) Bangladesh’s Supreme Court spends mere minutes dismissing 28-year-old challenge to constitution.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
Blog Forum | Pivot
Pastoring Shouldn't Be this Hard (With 4 Steps to Make It Easier)
Our obsession with numerical growth may be the unseen culprit behind a lot of burnt out pastors and unhealthy churches.
by Karl Vaters|
CT Pastors
The Church Leader's Uneasy Compromise with Anger
Sometimes our indignation's greatest accomplishment is revealing who we are.
Martyn Wendell Jones|
CT Pastors
7 Times Your 'Righteous' Anger Probably Isn't
Yes, your projector malfunctioned. Breathe. It's going to be okay.
Daniel Darling|

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Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
CT Pastors
Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
Why the NYC pastor’s goal is “to winsomely offend everybody.”

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