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The Strange Journey of Christian Rock and Roll
Randall Stephens’s history pays attention to political and cultural flash points—without losing focus on the music itself.
Joel Heng Hartse | December 06, 2018
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Where We Got It Wrong
CT’s greatest essays of old still speak today. But on civil rights, we failed our readers.
Mark Galli | November 27, 2018
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‘Kim’s Convenience’ Isn’t Just Another Family Sitcom
The Netflix show offers a fresh way of looking at both Christians and immigrants.
D. L. Mayfield | November 05, 2018
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Walker Percy: The Hopeful Dystopian
The novelist’s darkly satirical lessons remain stubbornly relevant, no matter the news cycle.
Daniel Ritchie | October 05, 2018
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I Grew Up with Black Household Help
How I’m learning to name both the injustice and goodness of my childhood in the South.
Amy Julia Becker | September 25, 2018
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How a Confederate Memorial Became a Multiracial Worship Site
A two-year partnership of hundreds of Atlanta pastors brought the church together at an unlikely destination. Could more cities follow their lead?
Josh M. Shepherd | September 07, 2018
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What Happens When You Love a Racist
He was a budding white nationalist leader. His friends thought he could be something different.
Cara Meredith | August 20, 2018
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Is Your Notion of Human Dignity Too Narrow?
Why “life issues” aren’t the only issues that pivot on what it means to bear God’s image.
Jeffrey Brauch | August 17, 2018
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Fear, Power, Nostalgia, and the 81 Percent
An evangelical historian searches for the roots of Trump-friendly evangelicalism.
Kristin Kobes Du Mez | June 29, 2018
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Guess Who’s Coming to Church: Multiracial Congregations Triple Among Protestants
Sociologists evaluate the progress and future of the evangelical push for church diversity.
Kate Shellnutt | June 22, 2018
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