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Enslaved for over 20 years, I was on my deathbed in a Thai village, writes Rakthai Sophia Loibl.
Then Jesus brought me back to life and showed me true freedom.
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Whitney Moss, Marcus D. Wiley, and Mike Goodwin want to use their craft to share their faith and “bless” their followers.
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In Abuja, Nigeria, Sharon Abraham builds apartments—and seeks to image God in her attention to detail.
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In Africa, society tells children with terminal illnesses to give up and die. But ministry leaders offer hope in Christ.
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From Marvin Olasky: After 56 years in journalism, I’m leaving Christianity Today thankful, blessed, and active as long as God gives me the strength.
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At a large-item recycling nonprofit inspired by biblical commands to care for the poor, employees work toward a new life.
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“Was the Declaration of Independence a Christian document? Was it meant to be an American ‘creed‘ or an overarching political philosophy?”
An excerpt from @JohnFea1's “In God We Trust”:christianitytoday.com/2026/1…
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I have an article out today in @CTmagazine discussing new source material on the life of Elisabeth Elliot.
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Talked with some folks at @CTmagazine about the Jim Crow Theobros. play.megaphone.fm/mzwflnuvrd…
We Can Only Imagine. But Do We?
In eternity, we’ll behold Jesus face-to-face. For now, we catch a glimpse in Scripture.
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His Patients Call Him ‘Mr. Fix-It-All’
But for chiropractor Mike Berglund, the Holy Spirit deserves the credit for life-changing adjustments.
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No-Strings Housing for the Homeless Only Makes Sense on Paper
The “housing first” model was pitched as humane and cost-effective. In practice, it is neither.
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How to Survive the Intellectual Strait of Hormuz
Don’t think AI is just a kind and excellent librarian merely serving you.
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After a vision from God, John Lowery feeds his small-town flock five-course meals.
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In an age of abstraction, these Christians heed God’s calling to feed, repair, build, and cultivate—just as he does.
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“The Shack” author Wm. Paul Young opens up about his new book and his theology-shifting friendships with death row inmates.
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PBS’s new documentary “Christianity at a Crossroads” exaggerates the role of partisan divides in our religious life, argues Myles Werntz in his review.
Racist theocrats do exist in America. But most conservative Christians—even those who want a “Christian nation”—don’t share their beliefs or goals.
Sociologist of religion Jesse Smith examines 3 myths about Christian nationalism:
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Spiritual descendants of Adoniram Judson, the Baptist who brought Jesus to Burma, are turning his former Massachusetts home into a museum.
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In honor of CT’s 70th anniversary, editor in chief Marvin Olasky mines our archives for Christ-centered understanding of how good societies grow.
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