Cover Story
Cover Story
Wait, You’re Not Deconstructing?
What’s behind the exvangelical trend isn’t new. But it sheds new light on theology.
Features
The Church Is Losing Its Gray Heads
Why are boomers and Gen X dropping out of church at higher rates than younger Christians?
Birth Behind Bars: Christians Fight ‘Cruel,’ Outdated Prison Policies
Ministry efforts aim to induce change and offer care for the growing number of new moms separated from their babies due to incarceration.
Testimony
I Left the New Age Behind When I Read the Old Testament
My books and courses brought fame and fortune. Now I’m begging people to ignore what I taught.
Christian Witness After War: A Firsthand Assessment of Armenia and Azerbaijan
After churches change hands in Nagorno-Karabakh, can Armenian and Azeri Christians reconcile faster than their governments?
More from this Issue
Our March Issue: Defining Deconstruction
Why attempts at a synonym fail.
We Live in a Global Generation
CT’s growing international team will serve the world’s growing church.
Reply All
Responses to our December issue.
News
News
The Confederate Statues Are Gone. The Work of Repentance Continues.
These white evangelicals want to make the former capital of the Confederacy into the capital of racial reconciliation.
News
New Brethren Churches Wrestle with Details of Denominational Division
The doctrines separating them are clear. The legal process of disentanglement, less so.
News
An AI Aims to be First Christian Celebrity of the Metaverse
But for now, the gospel music algorithm still needs human help.
News
100 Women Consider Ending Their Pregnancies. How Many Get an Abortion?
The answer may depend on crisis pregnancy centers.
Reviews
Excerpt
The Bible Has a Clear and Consistent ‘Party Theology’
We’re called not only to attend them, but also to throw them ourselves.
Religious Experiences Are Common. Which Ones Should We Trust?
Reports of divine encounters aren’t always legitimate, but they shouldn’t be lightly dismissed.
Review
Denmark Vesey’s Challenge to a Biblically Literate Nation
The architect of a foiled 19th-century slave revolt justified violence in terms he hoped Americans would understand.
Review
When Billy Graham Took His Ministry Transatlantic
For all that separated America and Europe in the 1950s, their experience of the crusade leader was remarkably similar.
New & Noteworthy Books
Compiled by Matt Reynolds.
Views
Not All That Glitters Is Photoshopped
When everything seems fake, Jesus says, “Put your hand in my side.”
Editorial
We’re Not Mad Enough at Death
Dying is a fact of life. It’s also the enemy we’re called to resist.
It’s Hamilton’s World. We’re Just Living in It.
The Broadway hit serves as a parable of the post-Christian West.
Of Orphanages and Armies
My Russian-born son enlisting reminded me of my identity in Christ.