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I Was a Violent Klansman Who Deserved to Die
Yet at the height of my segregationist fervor, God showed me mercy.
Thomas Tarrants|August 19, 2019
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How Devotional Poetry Unlocks the Bible's Surprises
A new anthology helps us see the “saints and stumblers” of Scripture with fresh eyes.
Christopher Benson|August 12, 2019
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When Moral Boundaries Become Incubators for Sin
The walls we build around our ministries can lull us into spiritual complacency.
Amy Simpson|March 25, 2019
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Should ISIS Brides Be Treated Like the Prodigal Son?
N. T. Wright suggests Jesus would disagree with the British government. Christian scholars in UK, US, and Middle East weigh in.
CT Staff|February 28, 2019
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Fleming Rutledge: John the Baptist Points to the Real Hope of Advent
We’re not awaiting a helpless baby, but a righteous and powerful judge.
Fleming Rutledge|November 27, 2018
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Jackie Hill Perry: I Loved My Girlfriend—but God Loved Me More
How an epiphany about the wages of my sin opened the door for his cleansing light.
Jackie Hill Perry|August 20, 2018
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A Conservative Christian Alternative to Panic Politics
Bruce Ashford models a refreshingly amiable approach. But perhaps he could have used a little more fire and brimstone.
Bryan McGraw|June 18, 2018
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Karen Swallow Prior: Sin Is Like Walking in Front of a Bus
What my recent accident taught me about repentance.
Karen Swallow Prior|June 04, 2018
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John Perkins Has Hope for Racial Reconciliation. Do We?
The civil rights hero delivers his “final manifesto” on race and the church’s call to unity.
Duke Kwon|April 05, 2018
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Whatever Became of Repentance?
How we can change the angry cultural debates online and in church.
Mark Galli|September 20, 2017
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