Jump directly to the Content
Explore
Home > Search

Search Results

Editorial
Should Government Subsidize the Church?
By the Way: Clogged Pens
Ruth Graham|
The Church as Community: Subculture or Counterculture?
Tribute to a Great Man
“Selling” the Gospel in Secular Markets
Learning from Gandhi Part One
CT Pastors
When Children Suffer
The do's and don'ts of ministering to the ill or dying child.
Nina Herrmann Donnelley|
CT Pastors
PREACHING IN THE VULGATE
An interview with Calvin Miller
An interview with Calvin Miller|
CT Pastors
IMAGINATION: THE PREACHER’S NEGLECTED ALLY
Imagination is what ensures more than a recipe when listeners are starving for a meal.
Warren W. Wiersbe|
CT Pastors
MARKS OF A GOOD PREACHING TEXT
W.A. Poovey|
CT Pastors
IDEAS THAT WORK
Help for weak congregational singing
Dale McClure|
CT Pastors
MY CHOICE OF BOOKS
David duPlessis|
CT Pastors
RAISINS IN THE OATMEAL: THE ART OF ILLUSTRATING SERMONS
Mark R. Littleton|
CT Pastors
FROM THE EDITOR
Terry C. Muck|
CT Pastors
LEADERSHIP BIBLIOGRAPHY
The Sermon
Paul Borthwick|
CT Pastors
The Day I Brought a Skunk to Church
Gordon MacDonald|
CT Pastors
3 Ways to Plan Your Preaching
What pastors do to keep their preaching fresh, balanced, and useful.
Marshall Shelley|
CT Pastors
LUTHER ON PREACHING
Martin Luther|
CT Pastors
WHEN THE MINISTERIAL FAMILY CAVES IN
Leadership Forum
CT Pastors
The Facts and Feelings of Overwork
Do you live with the nagging sense that there's always something more you should be doing?
Jack and Ann Wald|

Top Story June 17, 2024

Church ‘Homelessness’ Must Not Be Grieved Too Quickly
Public Theology
Church ‘Homelessness’ Must Not Be Grieved Too Quickly
It’s okay to mourn what’s lost without losing hope for what’s to come.

Current Issue

May/June 2024Subscribe
May/June
Read This Issue

Free Newsletters

CT's Daily Briefing (Daily)
Christianity Today Weekly (Weekly)
CT Women (Weekly)
More Newsletters

Enter The Vault

Vault

Browse our Full Library of online archives, including past issues of CT magazine.

Access the Archives
close