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Meet the Christian Video-Game MakersSubscriber Access Only
How games with an empathetic twist are becoming a subgenre in the industry.
Richard Clark|June 02, 2015
CT Pastors
Pastoring Rappers
The artists of Humble Beast on the idolatry of artistry, and how the local church best serves artists.
Interview by Richard Clark|September 25, 2015
El año de vivir sin esperanza
El 2016 nos ha tentado hacia el nihilismo. Por el bien del mundo, debemos mejorar.
Richard Clark|November 03, 2016
English
Readers' Forum: Truth at RiskSubscriber Access Only
Six leading openness theologians say that many assumptions made about their views are simply wrong
John Sanders, Clark Pinnock, Greg Boyd, William Hasker, Richard Rice, and David Basinger|April 23, 2001
CT Pastors
Coming to CT: The Local ChurchSubscriber Access Only
You're passionate about leadership, and so are we.
Richard Clark|December 30, 2015
The New Baptist Covenant: Will It Work?Subscriber Access Only
Jimmy Carter's attempt to unite Baptists may be a bridge too far for some.
Richard Clark|September 23, 2016
Where We Stand
The Local Church Is More Awkward Than Your Facebook WallSubscriber Access Only
Embrace it anyway.
Richard Clark|February 17, 2017
Book Review
A Journey Through the Strange, Scary, and Awe-Awakening World of Video Games
What can this medium—even its most violent expressions—teach us about our deepest aches and longings?
Richard Clark|September 08, 2017
Gods of Power and Might: What Civilization V Gets Right (and Wrong) About ChristianitySubscriber Access Only
When games include religion, it's as one more tool for winning. That might soon change.
Richard Clark|December 19, 2012
CT Pastors
Max Lucado: Dangerous VoicesSubscriber Access Only
Don't be quick to believe what others say about you—whether it's bad or especially if it's good.
Interview by Richard Clark|September 14, 2015
From the Editor
The Local Church Isn't Going AnywhereSubscriber Access Only
Here's to stale coffee, hymn sings, and the next two thousand years.
Richard Clark|April 18, 2016
Editor's Note
Creating for GoodSubscriber Access Only
Our hope isn't simply to solve a perceived problem, but to address deeper causes.
Richard Clark|June 23, 2016
Interview
Jimmy Carter: Pursuing an Arc of ReconciliationSubscriber Access Only
The former president has a new hope for racial justice—starting with the church.
Interview by Richard Clark|September 23, 2016
Where We Stand
The Year of Living HopelesslySubscriber Access Only
2016 tempted us toward nihilism. We don’t have to go there.
Richard Clark|October 21, 2016
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CT Pastors | Pulse
The Anniversary of Ferguson: Challenges and Opportunities for PastorsSubscriber Access Only
How can church leaders encourage reconciliation in the face of racial discord?
Richard Clark|August 12, 2015
Editorial
Slow Down, You Hashtag Too FastSubscriber Access Only
We don’t have to speak out on every issue.
Richard Clark|February 19, 2016
CT Pastors | PULSE
Pastors: Don't Gloat Over Ashley MadisonSubscriber Access Only
The adulterer you condemn may be in your pews.
Richard Clark|August 20, 2015
Editor's Note
Introducing Quick to Listen, a New Podcast from Christianity TodaySubscriber Access Only
Our contribution toward making the Internet a less noisy place.
Richard Clark|March 24, 2016
Interview
The Value of Friends Who Don’t Look, Think, or Vote Like You DoSubscriber Access Only
When you limit your social circles, you limit your opportunities to grow.
Interview by Richard Clark|September 23, 2016
Editor's Note
In This Issue: Our Sustaining ForceSubscriber Access Only
How the gospel truth lightens our load.
Richard Clark|November 23, 2016

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