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The new movie starring Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd blames individuals, not systems, for the failure.

“There is a fire among us.”

Once one of the highest-ranking women at a Southern Baptist entity, she fought public perception and legal fallout after reporting alleged abuse by a seminary professor.

Not all deconstruction is the same. A pastor offers three categories to help you listen better and shepherd well.

For the first time, 1 in 4 people in the country are Protestants, but the prediction of outnumbering Catholics by 2032 is unlikely to materialize.

In the wake of Walter Brueggemann’s passing, we’re left with his challenge: Preach not to explain but to evoke. Not to tame but to testify.

The former religious freedom commissioner and Trump faith adviser steps in after the first weeks of food distributions.

The Old Testament professor was widely taught in seminaries and influenced many mainline and evangelical ministers.

A Christian nurse looks to God and emigration for a way out of debt and overwork.

While Beijing has not yet clamped down on religion in the city, three churches are preparing.

Some Christians are troubled by politicians’ anti-Communist rhetoric. Others are preoccupied with it.

A new movie based on a Stephen King novella aims at profundity—and comes up short.

A new book says streaming platforms have “broken” how we make and hear music. Can the church model a better way?

A computer’s praise or petition sounds a lot like our human Christianese. That doesn’t make them equivalent. 

Rural churches face the threat of violence, extortion, kidnappings, and forced displacement.

It was Christianity that taught the world that every person ought to matter. Now is not the time to abandon or betray that truth.

These Christian leaders regularly visit the White House but rarely, if ever, criticize the president.

Church members recall receiving calls from family members after India cast them into the sea, forcing them to swim to Myanmar’s shores.

Too many Christians, tired of ridicule and eager for social approval, have downplayed or abandoned the biblical sexual ethic.

Israel claims it did not fire directly at civilians. Witnesses tell a different story.

On a new whistleblower site, former employees call for the evangelist to be “removed from positions of leadership and financial stewardship.”

A conversation about the late moral philosopher’s life, work, and wit.

Fantasy novelist Guy Gavriel Kay, who helped compile Tolkien’s Silmarillion, grapples with the juxtaposition of love and suffering in Written on the Dark.

Most who step away from the pulpit end up in other ministry roles.

Clare Morell’s The Tech Exit succeeds where so many volumes fail, never flinching at the digital crisis faced by families, schools, and churches today.

An America without immigrants is a lesser America.

How CT’s Chinese coordinator, Yiting Tsai, is using translated articles to spark deeper discussions on theology, current events, and global missions in Taiwan and China.

The consideration is not “How can we use this technology redemptively?” but rather “Should we use this technology at all?”

Silicon Valley might be drawn to Jesus in the hopes of wealth and power. He can work with that.