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Strategies for Preaching to the Polarized

Strategies for Preaching to the Polarized

How can our sermons bridge the division of our contentious moment?

Benjamin Vrbicek

Image: Illustration by Daniel Liévano

Worship Can Sound Like Silence and Feel Like Rest
The Liturgy Collective Gathering aims to offer a reprieve to the leaders responsible for filling the soundtracks of our services.

Kelsey Kramer McGinnis
Leadership|Preaching
In Our Pandemic-Scarred Churches, God Is Making All Things New
A look inside our fall issue of CT Pastors.

Kelli B. Trujillo
Discipleship |Leadership|Outreach
Rebuilding Church Community: What’s Actually Working?
Pastors respond.

Compiled by Markus Miller
Outreach
What We Lose When We Livestream
Do our online viewers truly realize what they’re missing?

Brandon Washington

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Books

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Is the Commission Still Great?: 8 Myths about Missions and What They Mean for the Church
Steve Richardson
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Trinitarian Dogmatics: Exploring the Grammar of the Christian Doctrine of God
D. Glenn Butner Jr
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The Seed of the Woman
Nana Dolce
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The Seed of the Woman
Nana Dolce
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A Curious Faith: The Questions God Asks, We Ask, and We Wish Someone Would Ask Us
Lore Ferguson Wilbert
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Companions in the Darkness: Seven Saints Who Struggled with Depression and Doubt
Diana Gruver

Migrants to Europe Are Changing Churches

Migrants to Europe Are Changing Churches

Study finds new immigrants in about half of hospitable congregations.

Ken Chitwood

More than 1 in 10 New Southern Baptist Churches Are Hispanic

More than 1 in 10 New Southern Baptist Churches Are Hispanic

Leader of Send Network Español opens up about church planting’s diverse future in North America.

Interview by Livia Giselle Seidel

The Collateral Damage of Sin

The Collateral Damage of Sin

Worse than what “missing the mark” does to our soul is what it does to our neighbors.

Ted Olsen

What Ancient Italian Churches Tell Us About Women in Ministry

What Ancient Italian Churches Tell Us About Women in Ministry

An artistic record challenges the idea that Christian leadership was always restricted to men.

Photo essay by Radha Vyas

Something Fake and Wicked This Way Comes

Something Fake and Wicked This Way Comes

When our Halloween celebrations domesticate evil, we often miss a chance to see true darkness through the light of Christ.

Hannah King

Died: Gordon Fee, Who Taught Evangelicals to Read the Bible ‘For All Its Worth’

Died: Gordon Fee, Who Taught Evangelicals to Read the Bible ‘For All Its Worth’

A New Testament “scholar on fire,” he believed Scripture was an encounter with God.

Daniel Silliman

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Thailand’s New Abortion Law Faces Both Buddhist and Christian Opposition

Thailand’s New Abortion Law Faces Both Buddhist and Christian Opposition

With abortions now legal up to 20 weeks, the two faiths share common cause but not common effort on the sanctity of life.

Tessa Sanchez

Study: Gen Z Wants to Know More About Jesus

Study: Gen Z Wants to Know More About Jesus

Despite long-term trends away from religion, Barna Group finds openness in teens.

Adam MacInnis

What’s Wrong with Winsomeness?

What’s Wrong with Winsomeness?

The fruit of the Spirit still apply in a hostile culture.

Russell Moore

Online Seminary Isn’t B-League

Online Seminary Isn’t B-League

Virtual degrees are affordable and accessible. They can even be rigorous.

Matt Ayars

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