Ministry and Marriage: How to Be a Healthy Team
Marriages with one or both spouses employed in ministry face unique pressures, challenges, and opportunities.
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A College-Town Bar as Hushed as a Church
College student Ryan Cass woke up on a college-football Saturday feeling lucky. He put together a 15-part parlay and hoped that every component of the bet would hit. Off he went to the parking lot of Kyle Field. From a Texas A&M tailgate, he watched sections of his parlay play ou
US Adoptive Parents are Stuck Waiting to Bring Children Home
Josh and Katie Derrick are longtime foster parents from Cleveland, Tennessee, who have adopted multiple children domestically. But when family friends adopted from Malawi and they saw images of children there waiting for homes, the Derricks couldn’t stop thinking about it. “It wa
Where to Draw—and Not Draw—the Line in Politics
The Syllabus is a column that features student opinions on timely national and international topics. We aim to highlight how evangelical students in the US are thinking about important issues and how the Christian faith informs their worldview. Students should use this link to su
School District Lifts Restrictions on Christian Student Groups
An Illinois school district has agreed to lift restrictions on Christian student groups called Good News Clubs. The Moline-Coal Valley School District will also pay more than $100,000 in legal fees. The school district previously denied the Christian student groups equal access t
Rome has identified the problem. Has it stated the Gospel clearly enough?
The Vatican’s new document on transmitting the Christian faith begins with an admission that should unsettle more than Roman Catholics: putting children through the machinery of church life does not guarantee that believing Christians will emerge at the other end. Venite ad me, p
Korean Churches Are Breaking from Traditions to Bring Back Youth
On a narrow street in Seoul’s Yeongdeungpo District sits a glass-fronted building that looks like an ordinary café. A neon-lit staircase descends to a dim performance space where lyrics flash across a large screen as driving music fills the room. Young ministers and attendees mov
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New churches take root in Madagascar
United Methodists continue evangelism efforts on the island nation, breaking ground on two new buildings for congregations in the north and west.
A Sacred Assembly: Saturday’s Prayer for America on DC’s National Mall
Christians from across America will gather Saturday, October 31st, on Reformation Day in Washington, D.C., to reach out to God in unity for His blessing on the United States. The Sacred Assembly, presented by the Nehemiah Alliance, is open to the public and will take place on the
Reader Responses to ‘What We Know—and Cannot Know—About Elisabeth Elliot’s Sexuality’
Since its publication earlier this month, Lucy S. R. Austen’s “What We Know—and Cannot Know—About Elisabeth Elliot’s Sexuality” has provoked many letters to the editor and comments on social media platforms, including substantial dialogue on Substack. We’re offering a small selec
Race, Justice, and the Way Forward
God values justice. But how should Christians think about the principle when it comes to America’s racial history and our current social ills? In this video from CT’s Big Tent convening in Oakland, California, Malcolm Foley and Delano Squires sat down with Sho Baraka to discuss r
‘Church History for Everyone’ Lives Up to Its Title
This piece was adapted from CT’s books newsletter. Subscribe here. Kevin DeYoung, Church History for Everyone: The Story of Christianity from the Fall of Jerusalem to the Dawn of the Reformation (Volume 1) (Crossway, 2026) Kevin DeYoung, a conservative Presbyterian pastor with a
‘Mosquito Bowl’: Football Stars on the Front Lines
Peter Berg’s ‘The Mosquito Bowl’ is essentially ‘Friday Night Lights’ meets ‘Hacksaw Ridge.’
Pastor, Be Opportunistic
Pastor, you cannot afford to coast. You cannot afford autopilot. Be a gospel entrepreneur. Eternity is at stake.
United Methodist Church Showdown: Bishop Appoints New Pastor Despite Overwhelming Vote to Leave
A Texas megachurch voted overwhelmingly to leave the United Methodist Church. Now, just days later, a bishop has still appointed a new pastor. The battle over Highland Park United Methodist Church in Dallas is heating up after more than 90% of voting members chose to break away f
