Why Christians Ignore What the Bible Says About Immigrants
Believers can disagree on migration policies—but the Word of God should shape how we minister to vulnerable people.
Opinion — Page 103
Witnessing Is The Church’s Work
A note from CT’s editorial director in our January/February issue.
The Great Omission
With busy schedules, chatty small groups, and personalized quiet times, we’ve neglected the rigor of learning the Bible.
The Church Needs to Recover the Primacy of God’s Word
A postliterate culture cannot afford a postbiblical church.
Raids Are a Perilous Substitute for Reform
Anti-immigrant policies helped spark the American Revolution. Today, they are deforming our national conscience.
Don’t Forsake the Assembly
A durable, dogged, in-person, on-paper, public commitment to a local church is a necessary part of the Christian life.
10 Principles for Revival That Lead to a Changed Society
What are the enduring biblical principles that lead from revival to awakening, and ultimately to the reformation of society
5 Reasons Why Many Pastors are Inadequately Paid
Fair compensation is not a family issue ; it is a church responsibility
Is therapy your love language?
Christianity makes a different claim one that psychology cannot make
A Wake-Up Call in 2026: Therapy Can't Fix You.
Christianity makes a different claim one that psychology cannot make
