I have felt the heat of burnout in my own experience (31 years of pastoral ministry in three churches).

Responses to our October issue.

By visiting local ICE detainees, a Denver church learned the power of faithfully showing up.

Beneath the buzzwords around sustainability, transparency, and ethical sourcing we find something far more important than consumerism: Christ-centered love for our neighbors.

Why believers shouldn’t throw it away out of embarrassment.

Compiled by Matt Reynolds.

By understanding the world of Scripture, we can understand how to approach conspiracies today.

Lessons from CT’s editor in chief.

Despite growing push to put the Bible in classrooms, the politics have only a minor impact on classrooms.

Columba Stewart says preserving Muslim texts is "part of the work of evangelism."

The Incarnation gave us a God we could recognize and know.

Students and teachers alike need to remember the difference between knowing theology and knowing God.

Mary’s preeminent example as a Christ follower neither began or ended at Christmas.

While Congolese asylum-seekers make a desperate journey north, a scrappy network of Christians answers the call to help.

Christian counselors grapple with how to encourage reconciliation while protecting victims.

Why Jesus doesn’t give a straightforward answer to questions about the greatest commandment.

How CT can cast a global vision.

Grace does not sabotage the pursuit of righteousness but empowers it.