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Growing up in the Asian church, I thought worship belonged in the church. Now I’m bringing it into our home.

Memories and reflections on Martin E. Marty, a scholar of remarkable influence, kindness, and wit, from a friend and colleague of 50 years.

Islamists didn’t target the church in the violence that killed more than 1,000, but the community is on edge.

After the federal inquiry didn’t turn up findings around abuse, advocates fear critics will continue to push back against reform.

The Good News didn’t sound so good when I ambushed people in the chip aisle.

Trump’s new immigration policies will hurt believers at risk for their faith.

Trump makes quick changes, but some consequences are fatal.

Less than a year after resigning over allegations dating back to the 1980s, the former megachurch pastor faces a criminal case in Oklahoma.

For all the pastors’ wives.*

The new film from Bong Joon-ho smirks at scientific hubris, political corruption, and any attempt to make things better.

The $45 million diversity-focused program has so far provided 400 Burmese students—including Christian ethnic minorities—a chance to study away from conflict.

A book for young adults from Louise Perry explores a third way on sexual ethics that rejects gender ideology and cribs from long-standing Christian teaching.

A three-part case study of how the Trump administration does business, with hundreds of thousands of lives—and hundreds of millions of dollars—blowing in the wind.

Stanley Hauerwas meditates on the necessity of the gospel, the politics of the kingdom, and the high demands of sanctification.

In 2024, persecution increased for Indian Christians due to growing Hindu nationalism and stricter anticonversion laws.

At a recent rally, pro-Yoon Christians decried Communist infiltration and adopted MAGA rhetoric.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gave specific instructions for embodying his story with our lives. None of it “works” in this political climate.

Tulsa pastor who helps “Okla-Zomi” families worries that the sudden withdraw of humanitarian support will trigger a global crisis.

Most evangelicals want undocumented immigrants to have a path to citizenship. But ICE detentions, years-long court backlogs, and a growing lawyer shortage can make it feel impossible.

Trump’s changes open the door for Americans to normalize corruption as merely the cost of doing business.

Gather25 reflects our desire to sing together but also the struggle to capture the diverse music of the church.

They yearn for peace and a good night’s sleep but don’t trust Donald Trump’s proposed cease-fire.

The new movie from director Justin Lin portrays its missionary subject sympathetically. But it doesn’t understand #SoliDeoGloria.

Four factors driving young women away from the church and pastoral strategies to address them.

What’s at stake is not just the survival of nations. It’s the consciences of those who align themselves with what is unquestionably wrong.

CT advice columnists also weigh in on outreach to a family leaving a church and a lost sense of ministry calling.

A deconstruction survivor seeks ways to repair faltering houses of belief.

Protestants and Catholics proclaim the same good news but expect different responses.

A classic novel captures the tension between the church’s devotion to particular places and its mission to the ends of the earth.