Whenever diaspora Burmese Christians gathered in Boston, they would drive up to the 18th-century white colonial-style house ...

For 70 years, Christianity Today has helped Christians make sense of a changing world through a biblical lens. During CT’s ...

Combine a small view of God with fixation on expediency and the therapeutic, argues Carl Trueman, and you get the woes of the ...

Christians should not be receiving pastoral guidance from technology that won’t give an account for their souls.

Currently, 56 percent of churches offer some kind of Sunday school, but attendance across congregations is at an all-time low ...

“If I had seen a miracle,” they say, “I should be converted.” … They imagine that such a conversion consists in a worship of ...

We all have a duty of care. And care sees that every human life—regardless of ability, potential, or achievement—is good.

Best-selling British author Os Guinness never planned to be a writer. America helped make him one, with a little help from ...

James Marriott’s lament for literacy is timely and stylish but vague in its definitions and counterproductive in its ...

Teaching that emphasizes analytical thinking, advocates say, is vital to counteract growing dependence on computers.

Usury was roundly condemned for most of Christian history. Today it’s practiced without comment—but the witness of Scripture ...

The Trump administration set a ceiling of 17,500 slots, which are primarily designated for white South Africans. Ruth LePage, director of refugee services at Arrive Ministries, a refugee resettlement ...