Theology+Spirituality
World Evangelical Alliance and Nahdlatul Ulama sign “The Nation’s Mosque Statement” on sidelines of 2021 International Religious Freedom Summit, seeking a “harmonious world order.”
Early Americans bore energetic witness to bodily suffering. What can their example teach believers today?
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One Easy Trick to See If You’re Reading the Bible RightI knew Scripture was inerrant and inspired, but didn’t let it move me to devotion.
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We Put Down Roots. Then Everything Around Us Shifted.We must find new ways to live faithfully in places that have changed.
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Study: Regular Bible Readers Experienced More Stress in 2020, But Also More HopeIn times of trials, Scripture strengthened and encouraged.
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My Six-Month Experiment with Christianity Turned into 12 Months, Then 24 …How the son of a Hindu priest gradually made his peace with the “unfairness” of the Cross.
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Ethiopian Christians Take Sides Over Tigray CrisisAs the humanitarian issues escalate in the largely Orthodox north, the conflict tests evangelicals’ loyalty and theology.
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Do Flags Belong in Churches? Pastors Around the World Weigh In.Christian cases for yes, no, and flying other nations’ flags as congregations balance love of God, neighbor, and country.
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Pew: What India’s Christians, Hindus, Muslims and More Think About Religion(UPDATED) Pew surveys 30,000 Indians across 6 faiths and 17 languages and finds support for tolerance yet also segregation.
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Meritocracy Is a Betrayal of the Protestant Ethic, not a FulfillmentWhy the “rhetoric of rising” is incompatible with Christian views of grace and the common good.
- Surprised by GriefEpisode 8|32 minLove Calls to LoveAfter loss, the love we carry can become the catalyst for new life.
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Dads: Put Down the Shotguns and Let Your Daughters GoScripture portrays young women not as their fathers’ pets but as pillars in God’s kingdom.
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Francis Collins: How Christians Can Help Curb COVID-19A conversation with the director of the National Institutes of Health.简体中文繁體中文
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In the Push for Racial Justice, There’s a Middle Path Between Passivity and AggressionReal moral suasion is about relationship-building, not browbeating.
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An Analysis of the 2021 Annual SBC GatheringThe election was a fork in the road, rejecting a hard right turn and embracing a multiethnic future.
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Act as if You Are Staying in a Community Forever—Even When You’re NotIn "Uprooted," Grace Olmstead makes the argument that we should stick around.
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Whispered Prayers, Hidden Bibles, Secretly Scribbled Verses: Inside the Resilient Faith of the #BringBackOurGirls HostagesWhy they wouldn’t bow to Boko Haram.
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Christian College Boards: Stay Strong on Sexual EthicsCCCU schools are facing intense pressure. But it’s an opportunity, not a siege.
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‘How Could All the Prophets Be Wrong About Trump?’After the 2020 election, a remnant of charismatic leaders are trying to revive their movement from within.
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Interview: Reopening Muslim Minds to Freedom and ToleranceMustafa Akyol explains why his new book explores the history of apostasy laws, the sayings of Muhammad, and the prospects for greater pluralism in the Islamic world.
News & Reporting
- Digital Bibles Help Men Read More But Retain LessData suggests Christians are unaware of the effect the medium has on the message.
- The Stories Christianity Today Editors Hope You Didn't MissHow history's revivals teach us to prayer, when Jesus showed up in the anatomy lab, and what really happens when you disciple a murderer.
Global Gospel Project
Even in the New Testament, talking with God is mostly unilateral. But he does answer.
Why You Can't Read Scripture Alone
Studying the Bible in light of the Great Tradition.
A Word Can Be Worth a Thousand Pictures
Why the pulpit—and not the screen—still belongs at the center of our churches.
Top Story July 25, 2021
Meet the women and men who make their faith a priority as they compete in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
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