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Christianity Today managing editor Mark Galli speaks with fellow ''Jesus as Nice Guy'' malcontent Paul Coughlin about Galli's latest book, Jesus Mean and Wild.

Knowledge of who we are in Christ is crucial to a life of biblical modesty. Modesty is simplicity. Jesus sets the example of the life we are to lead in the pages of Scripture. Living a simple and modest life in a society constantly selling us a...

Is American evangelicalism at a turning point?

Media critic Neal Gabler has suggested that popular entertainment is turning the nation into a giant transcontinental soap opera. Individual citizens are creating "life movies" starring themselves, and the entertainment industry has become "a...

About five years ago, the Village Church of Barrington, a congregation northwest of Chicago with a $1.8 million annual budget and average weekly attendance of 600, decided to become accredited with the Evangelical Council for Financial...

Ellie Goulding is threatening to pull out of the Dallas Cowboys' Thanksgiving Halftime show after fans on Instagram accused the Salvation Army of discriminating against LGBTQ people.

Growing in faith and time in the Word are synonymous, and yet why is it that we often find ourselves doing anything and everything but diving into our Bibles?

He quest was always working for the good of others. He broke social custom when love demanded it. He spoke harsh words when truth required it. And in the end, Jesus, as the hero of all heroes, gave it all.

Along with the title “The Defender of the Faith and Supreme Governor of the Church of England,” Charles released his own statement revealing what this title means to him and for his reign as the new monarch of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Bart Barber, former SBC president and pastor, reflects on the faith and legacy of Jimmy Carter, offering a balanced critique of his theological beliefs and political compromises. While praising Carter’s devotion to church, charitable work, and...

The story of Ham, the youngest son of Noah, is one of the earliest and shortest in the Bible. And it’s a strange one.

Buying without thinking clutters our homes and steals our peace. Learn how to cut through the noise of consumer culture and return to biblical contentment.

Not your typical birth-to-grave biography. It's a little spastic and occasionally confusing but certainly keeps the intensity set high.

AI, in particular, and our broken society, in general, desperately need the moral compass of the Christian worldview. To guide culture most effectively, however, we must do so from inside. We need Christians who are charismatic political leaders,...

We must never allow our skeptical, secularized culture to persuade us that sharing and standing for our faith is an imposition of our values on others. To the contrary, such bold witness is the most compassionate way we can love our neighbor as...

When David faced overwhelming fear and danger, he didn’t rely on his own strength but found renewed courage and stability by turning honestly and dependently to God for help.