If I asked, could you summarize the entire story of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation in five minutes or less? Could you tell me what God made on eachu0026hellip;
u0026ldquo;My office or a big room?u0026rdquo; Miroslav Volf asked. His Blundstone boots carried his tall frame to a sputtering coffee machine. Before Volf got the last words out, his friendu0026hellip;
On our way to church every weekend, my family and I pass two sets of tennis courts, one municipal and one belonging to the local university. Weu0026rsquo;ve been taking thisu0026hellip;
Jennifer Bute, the executive partner at a large general practice in Southampton, UK, was driving to her office in 2004 when she got lost. Suddenly, the 59-year-old doctor couldnu0026rsquo;t rememberu0026hellip;
Who am I? And how might I know?u0026nbsp; These questions are as old as humanity, asked in the ancient world just as today. Already in the fourth century BC, theu0026hellip;
Several episodes in season 5 of The Chosen begin with Jesus and the apostles gathered for the Last Supper, a Passover meal. In a ritual familiar from my Jewish childhood,u0026hellip;
By the time Day Sibley decided to embrace Ifa, a divination practice from the Yoruba people of Nigeria, she had long been on a search for identity that she couldu0026hellip;
Ryan Burge u0026ldquo;stumbledu0026rdquo; into ministry, as he put it. He left the pastorate with his church in decline, but he has not yet given up on reviving religion in America.u0026nbsp;u0026hellip;
On our way to church every weekend, my family and I pass two sets of tennis courts, one municipal and one belonging to the local university. Weu0026rsquo;ve been taking thisu0026hellip;
Certain Bible verses demand to be quoted in the King James Version, and Hebrews 10:25 is one of them. Following calls to u0026ldquo;hold fast the profession of our faith withoutu0026hellip;
New Atheists like Richard Dawkins spent the better part of two decades preaching that science, not religion, was our key to unlocking the mysteries of the universe. Disenchantment was supposedu0026hellip;
I remember the first time I heard Craig Keener speak. The world-renowned scholar had recently published Miracles, a two-volume work providing a philosophical, biblical, and experiential case for the supernaturalu0026hellip;
Among the 56 men who gathered in Philadelphia in the summer of 1776 to sign the Declaration of Independence, 8 were immigrants to the American colonies. Two were born inu0026hellip;
Science fiction from my high school English class should have prepared me for a postliterate culture. We were assigned to read Ray Bradburyu0026rsquo;s Fahrenheit 451 and Walter M. Miller Jr.u0026rsquo;su0026hellip;
One of the great pleasures of our work at Christianity Today is getting to spend so much time with booksu0026mdash;with the scholarly discoveries, impassioned arguments, and pastoral encouragements shaping evangelicalu0026hellip;
A disciple was someone who followed a rabbi around not only to learn doctrine but also to see its application in life. Jesus was one such rabbi, as we seeu0026hellip;
Every quarter, my churchu0026rsquo;s book club meets to discuss a novel. Weu0026rsquo;ve read (among others) Mary Shelleyu0026rsquo;s Frankenstein, Homeru0026rsquo;s Odyssey, Flannery Ou0026rsquo;Connoru0026rsquo;s Wise Blood, Percival Everettu0026rsquo;s James, and Leif Engeru0026rsquo;su0026hellip;
Got a question? Email advice@christianitytoday.com to ask CTu0026rsquo;s advice columnists. Queries may be edited for brevity and clarity. Q: What do you do about pastors whose preaching isnu0026rsquo;t good? Iu0026hellip;
When frontier evangelist u0026ldquo;Raccoonu0026rdquo; John Smith shared his testimony for the first time, he was nervous.u0026nbsp; In the early 1800s, he recounted his experience in typical fashion: He had beenu0026hellip;
u0026nbsp;New data from the federal government shows that spending on new construction of churches and other houses of worship increased by 17 percent from June 2024 to June 2025, evenu0026hellip;
A group of disparate disciples, now made kindred, stood atop the Mount of Olives processing revelations from Jesus (Acts 1:12). They had very little uniformity before, and now they hadu0026hellip;
Two years ago, CT declared New Atheism dead, referring to an angry and vitriolic form of unbelief that arose in the early 2000s. Writer and editor Christopher Beha tackles todayu0026rsquo;su0026hellip;
I grew up in an interfaith home in Seattle, a city cradled between mountains and water, where belief often felt like a patchwork quilt. Our house had a little Christmas,u0026hellip;
Sometimes being an editor is like being a sculptor. Thatu0026rsquo;s how it felt to work on Isaac Woodu0026rsquo;s essay u0026ldquo;Faith After the Floodu0026rdquo; (p. 42) in our September/October 2025 issue.u0026hellip;
