Over two years of new state-level restrictions, younger Christians, Hispanics, and megachurch attendees are more likely to say their congregation supports their community’s alternative to… Read More »After Roe’s Reversal, Most Churches Still Aren’t Involved with a Local Pregnancy Center
The first female artist on Lecrae’s label, Wande talks to CT about being a woman in Christian hip-hop and how the genre can be an… Read More »You Can Love Rap, Jesus, and the Color Pink
Preaching on sex and gender led to local uproar and national headlines. Here are seven things I learned. October 13, 2019, seemed like every other… Read More »When My Sermon Riled Our City
With tens of thousands displaced from the northern border with Lebanon, believers balance their Palestinian and Israeli identities in pursuit of peace with all. One… Read More »Arab Israeli Christians Stay and Serve as Gaza War Riles Galilee
Messianic Jewish leader explains how Christians can best engage the ultra-Orthodox Haredim, who tremble at God’s word as they avoid the war in Gaza. Amid… Read More »Interview: Why Israel’s Most Pious Jews Refuse Military Service
The summer’s hit sequel offers wisdom for young Christians worrying about the future. I don’t, you know, feel God’s presence like I used to. What’s… Read More »‘Inside Out 2’ Puts Anxiety in Its Place
Church attendance is down. Giving is iffy. Ministers are tired. But God is with us in lean times too. There are many reasons to expect… Read More »Scarcity’s Strange Gifts
For all their faults, our marriage rituals present family and promise-keeping as beautiful, desirable, and worth the effort. It’s summer, and for a professor at… Read More »Two Cheers for the Wedding Industrial Complex
“I [Darius King of Persia] issue a decree that in every part of my kingdom people must fear and reverence the God of Daniel. For… Read More »Today’s Verse – Daniel 6:26-27
