Pastors

What Pastors See as the ‘New Normal’ for Preaching After the Pandemic

What Pastors See as the ‘New Normal’ for Preaching After the Pandemic

COVID-19’s ministry disruptions are generating lasting insights.

David Roach

Image: Arthur Senra / Ponto 618

Discipleship
Is Being Right Always the Right Thing?
Jesus and Peter teach us that correctness isn’t always a virtue.

Jeff Peabody
Cover Story
Racial Reconciliation Is Still a Dream for Atlanta Christians
But church leaders think it’s worth the work to address longstanding divides.

Jacqueline J. Holness
Race Set Before Us
Preach What You Practice
Decades ago, theologian Paul Jewett modeled moves white Christians must make toward racial solidarity.

Jamal-Dominique Hopkins
Discipleship
Why Our Sunday School Disciples Christians in Politics
If churches don’t engage our members, pundits and memes will.

Sam Haist

Homepage Subscription Panel

Sign Language Bible Complete After 39 Years

Sign Language Bible Complete After 39 Years

Translation was led by deaf people trained in the biblical languages.

Daniel Silliman

Should Christians Join Burkina Faso’s Militias Against Terrorism?

Should Christians Join Burkina Faso’s Militias Against Terrorism?

As Mali experiences a coup amid sputtering West African campaign against jihadist threat, Burkinabe citizens join the fight themselves.

Jayson Casper

Making Your Church Manlier Won’t Make It Bigger

Making Your Church Manlier Won’t Make It Bigger

History tells us that denominational growth has nothing to do with sex ratios in the pews.

Lyman Stone

Ravi Zacharias’s Ministry Investigates Claims of Sexual Misconduct at Spas

Ravi Zacharias’s Ministry Investigates Claims of Sexual Misconduct at Spas

Three women have come forward with additional allegations against the late Christian apologist.

Daniel Silliman

A Note from the Editors on the Ravi Zacharias Investigation

A Note from the Editors on the Ravi Zacharias Investigation

Why we report bad news about leaders—even after they have passed away.

The Editors

Evangelical Biden Voters Straddle Partisan Divides

Evangelical Biden Voters Straddle Partisan Divides

Unlike most Americans, they say many of their close friends will vote differently from them in 2020.

Kate Shellnutt

Churches Can Prevent a Post-Pandemic Crash

Crafted by CT Creative Studio in Partnership with Crafted by CT Creative Studio in Partnership with Gloo

Churches Can Prevent a Post-Pandemic Crash

Churches must continue to evolve and embrace digital discipleship.

Carey Nieuwhof

Mark Dever’s Capitol Hill Baptist Sues to Not Forsake the Assembly

Mark Dever’s Capitol Hill Baptist Sues to Not Forsake the Assembly

Without online preaching or multiple services, the DC church crossed state lines to gather legally during the pandemic.

Kate Shellnutt

Demographics Are Shifting. Are Colleges Adapting?

Original Content from CT Creative Studio

Demographics Are Shifting. Are Colleges Adapting?

Seeing the changing face of higher education

Kevin Singer and Kassidy Hall

How to Make Big Important Decisions

Original Content from CT Creative Studio

How to Make Big Important Decisions

Practical tips to help ease your transition to college.

Karen Huber

View All Of Our Latest

Current Issue

October 2020 Subscribe

October

Read This Issue

Subscribe to Christianity Today and get 2 special issues from CT Pastors each year plus instant access to the digital archives.

Ministry Resources

Find a sermon illustration:
Browse Now
Plan a leadership training:
Start Planning
Train small group leaders:
Browse Now
Answer an admin question:
Learn More