The author, Nelly Bly, 23 and brave, wrote about her time in the city asylum on Blackwell’s Island in the East River. “I ...

Charlie Dates’s new book is a prophetic and nuanced exploration of American evangelicalism’s blind spots regarding justice.

A Virginia ballot measure would restore civic rights upon release from prison. Advocates liken it to biblical redemption.

When Christianity Today launched The One Kingdom Campaign, the Church was navigating deep division, cultural upheaval, ...

God is not only happy in the fellowship of the Trinity or in his people but also delights in all of his works and everything ...

The World Vision leader and Fuller professor developed a concept of poverty rooted in relationships. He was also my friend.

Last month, the article “When His Church Goes Dark, They Talk to His Digital Twin” described how California pastor Justin ...

“I’m not an intellectual—theology isn’t for me,” replied my friend from church when I invited her to join a theology reading ...

Bands of young men in the early church helped the sick and poor. They also started riots, and their history has lessons for ...

Why didn’t you cover XYZ? This is a common question for journalists, including at CT. A buzzy news story goes around, perhaps with some connection to Christianity, and our readers wonder—fairly!—why ...

God is at work for our good. That doesn’t minimize the hurt done against us, but it dethrones it. Freedom of worship is a ...