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Charlie Kirk Is Not a Scapegoat
When we instrumentalize violence, we side with the accuser rather than with Christ.
Borrowing Faith When Doubt Creeps In
The certainty of another believer can guide us back to the truth.
Public School Can Be a Training Ground for Faith
My daughter will wrestle with worldliness in her education, just as I did. That’s why I want to be around to help.
N.T. Wright: What Jesus Would Say to the ‘Empire’ Today
How “Jesus and the Powers,” cowritten with Michael F. Bird, calls Christians into the political sphere.
Why Your Favorite Theologians Are All Talking about Theological Anthropology
Attention to bodies and cultural conflict has brought attention to the question of what it means to be human.
Friends in High Places
Christians love celebrity conversions, but this obsession may not be as gospel-centered as it seems.
First Woman Steps into Leadership of Evangelical Theological Society
Wheaton professor Karen Jobes becomes president a decade after a study found “hostile and unwelcoming” atmosphere.
New Atheism Is Dead. What’s the New New Atheism?
Far fewer British people agree with vitriolic assertions about religion. Still, disbelief in God is on the rise in both the UK and the US.
Jesus Christ Is Not a Superstar
Popular portrayals of the God-Man can draw admiring crowds, but they can’t create imitating disciples.
Should Christians Support Making Birth Free?
In the wake of Roe’s 50th anniversary, four believing experts discuss the merits and challenges of the Make Birth Free proposal.
Top 5 Heresies Among American Evangelicals
It’s 2022, but Arianism and Pelagianism are steadily making a comeback, according to the State of Theology report.
Is Student Loan Forgiveness Biblical?
Christians are divided over whether Biden’s promise to cancel student debt is ethical and just from a scriptural standpoint.
How to Be Human Like God
The Bible proposes a radical notion that human beings can and should be like God. We are created in the “image of God” (Gen. 1:27) and called to “be imitators of God” (Eph. 5:1, ESV). But in order to know what it means for humans to image or imitate God, we must know...
Taking Kids to Church Matters More Than the ‘Right’ School, Study Suggests
Even faith-based education has less impact than religious attendance.
Why the Mars Hill Podcast Kept You Waiting
“Rise and Fall” producer Mike Cosper takes listeners backstage to answer questions about production delays, his personal experience, and more.
CT Editors and Contributors Respond: What Are You Thankful for in 2021?
After a difficult year, CT family and friends take time to reflect on what they’re grateful for.
Research Roundup: 6 Takeaways on the Goodness of Gratitude
More and more scholars are studying the practice of giving thanks. Here’s what they have to say.
Afghan Muslims Are Asking Questions. These Christians Are Ready to Answer.
From sharing online messages about Jesus to serving in resettlement communities, church leaders approach this missional moment with prayer and patience.
The Afghan Immigration Crisis Is Bigger, Faster, More Traumatic. Are Ministries Ready?
Tens of thousands of Afghan evacuees are coming to the US without special status or government funding for resettlement, putting more responsibility on Christian donors and volunteers.
‘They Cannot Burn Jesus Out of Me’: Mozambique Pastors Minister to Survivors of Violent Insurgency
Despite the risks in the region, Christians are flocking to camps and targeted villages to provide resources and spiritual care.
After Challenging Season, World Relief Names New President
Myal Greene is optimistic about resuming robust refugee resettlement programs under the Biden administration.
‘How Could All the Prophets Be Wrong About Trump?’
After the 2020 election, a remnant of charismatic leaders are trying to revive their movement from within.
How Evangelicals Pushed Back on Biden’s Refugee Reversal
Advocates united to hold the president to his campaign promise, combat administration’s misinformation.
560 UK Churches Ready to Welcome Hong Kong Wave
British Christians seek to learn from past Windrush mistakes in their nation’s largest planned migration in 50 years.
$500K Medical Missions Award Goes to OB-GYN Nun in Uganda
Her call to serve the “least of these” led her to maternal care at a rural hospital.
Refugee Ministries Hope to Rebuild Under Biden
After drastic cuts over the past four years, they need to rally partners and volunteers to be ready for a jump in refugee admittance.
The Most Diverse Small Town in America Mourns Refugee Cuts
The election could determine the future of resettlement ministries in Clarkston, Georgia.
Where Mercy Belongs
Title: Where Mercy Belongs Publication: In Touch Ministries' 2020 Guidebook: “The Beatitudes” Topic: Disability (PA/GA)
A Cloud of Witnesses
A Cloud of Witnesses Cyrus Khorsani may have fled Iran, but he did not abandon his brothers and sisters in Christ. https://www.intouch.org/read/magazine/in-focus/a-cloud-of-witnesses
A Church Without Walls
A Church Without Walls The dwindling number of Christians isn’t enough to discourage Danny Awad from continuing God’s work in Bethlehem. https://www.intouch.org/read/articles/a-church-without-walls
The Better Kingdom
What churches abroad taught me about the intersection of faith and politics.
Hope for the Holy Land
Hope for the Holy Land Christianity is alive and well in the place of its birth. https://www.intouch.org/read/articles/hope-for-the-holy-land
An Unlikely Missionary
An Unlikely Missionary Carmen LaCosta didn’t feel qualified to join God’s mission, but He used her anyway. https://www.intouch.org/read/articles/an-unlikely-missionary
Who is Our Neighbor?
Who Is Our Neighbor Joseph Ramos continues the work of Hurricane Maria as he tears down social and economic barriers among the people of Puerto Rico. https://www.intouch.org/read/articles/who-is-our-neighbor
A Place to Call Home
Title: A Place to Call Home Publication: In Touch Ministries' 2019 Guidebook: “The Whole Church” Subject: Clarkston International Bible Church (Clarkston, Georgia, USA) Link:...