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The Christian ministry says it is being blocked from helping hundreds of refugee children and families, despite its decades-long history of service.

Suspending international adoptions hurts children who already have waiting families.

His economic policies were later used by Pharoah to oppress the Hebrews in Exodus. What can this teach us about politics today?

The prospect of a rough upbringing, even one as traumatic as mine, should never be “remedied” by abortion.

Five pathways toward breaking the cycle of political outrage, depression, and lament without settling for passivity.

My work in conflict management helped me develop an effective way to navigate sensitive topics. Here’s what I found.

With his Selamat series, the Indonesian pastor wrote more than 1,000 short stories illuminating Jesus’ life and teachings.

The decision shocked dozens of evangelical families in the US who had been in the process since before the pandemic.

My daughter will wrestle with worldliness in her education, just as I did. That’s why I want to be around to help.

What will our generation do with the increased life expectancy God has blessed us with?

American stadiums have always played host both to major sports and to larger social aspirations.

As political changes loom and minority communities face violence, religious minorities urge the government to remove Islam as the state religion.

Interfaith engagement that doesn’t devolve into a soupy multiculturalism is difficult—and necessary in our diverse democracy.

Now that some nonprofit newspapers have begun to back candidates, a new lawsuit asks why Christian charities can’t take sides.

We reach our neighbors by both demonstrating and declaring the Good News.

The pro-life movement has forgotten its roots. We need to get back to basics.

One leadership failing after another has affected more than 50,000 congregants in North Texas. Will the hurt they’ve experienced lead them out of the church?

I always assumed my sons would go to college. When they chose the trades, it reframed my view of higher ed—and church community.

Years of court cases come to an end with settlement agreement. 

Some traditions work to refocus on theological distinctives in their music as worship megahits take over.

The East African nation has shuttered 9,800 “prayer houses” because it wants safe buildings and well-trained pastors. Is that too much to ask?

As conservatives see bigger shifts and divides over abortion, Live Action founder says she’ll keep speaking up for stronger policies.

The “demographic cliff” will force schools to cut jobs or shut down—but how they do it matters.

Exodus reminds us that our work can be exploitative, idolatrous, or kingdom oriented.

The sumptuous Tolkien prequel has returned. Here’s what a few CT writers noticed.

Correcting the record or remaining silent both involve the same thing: seeking to know Jesus.

We’re all having meals by ourselves more often. But in the Christian life, food and community are inextricably intertwined.

The theologian’s latest book, though rhetorically forbidding, yields brilliant insights on the relationship between material and spiritual things.

Meet Paralympians from around the world who are unashamed of the gospel.

As the famed disability advocate nears 50 years of ministry, a friend reflects on her legacy.