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Churches call for prayer, justice after death of 31-year-old blogger.

The pop artist is part of an unusual Nashville history surrounding the HIV/AIDS treatment program.

As violence shakes Benue State, Nigerian Christians turn to God for protection.

Trump got his long-coveted military parade, and democracy protests drew huge crowds.

The “Hard Fought Hallelujah” singer remains “really passionate about reaching people who don’t know who Jesus is yet.”

CT advice columnists also weigh in on cultivating lifelong friendships and ending a dating relationship in a godly way.

A fertile spiritual imagination can grow faithful dreams or toxic weeds. Here’s how to spot and uproot the ones that don’t belong.

His life as a pastor in rust-belt Illinois was rich in service, dignity, and the imitation of Christ. I want to follow in his steps.

In newly formed Black congregations, the famous abolitionist and others were able to live out their faith—and affirm their full humanity.

Despite a semi-somber religious calendar, American Jews have much to celebrate.

One kidnapped teen tells his story. 

We’re living in the last days. But Jesus never said we’d know exactly when the end would come.

Biblical hope is not selfish, aggressive, or complacent. It’s not naive or scared of suffering. It rests on the foundation of Jesus Christ.

Since Talmud study is not enough, hopes for a breakthrough remain.

Study of insurance data raises questions about safety.

Two recent books illuminate the importance of a robust theological imagination.

Chris Singleton’s mother was killed at the Mother Emanuel church shooting a decade ago. He’s still preaching unity and love.

A grateful friend and colleague reflects on the towering Old Testament scholar.

We don’t have to excuse their bad behavior to recognize God’s hand in what they create.

How attitudes toward Torah define American Judaism.

Financial records show royalty payments rolled in during presidential campaign.

Man charged with murdering Minnesota legislator said God would raise up apostles and prophets to correct the church.

Muslim groups decried Hannah Yeoh’s memoir, in which she details her faith journey.

The Phoenician Scheme is absurd and imperfect. It also takes faith seriously.

New study finds hundreds of thousands of people, especially those over 55, are quietly turning to Christianity.

Loving your neighbor includes understanding your neighbor.

‘The King of Kings’ put artsy visual techniques to exalted effect. It’s just been rereleased.

As a mom, I found pressure—and then freedom—in counting the years with my children.

Phylicia Masonheimer is right: Household disciplines can encourage faithfulness. But they can also encourage idolatry.

Indiana’s storied basketball tradition was built on equality and faith—but only for some.