Christianity Today

As an evangelical teenager in the late ’90s, the “end times” were a source of hope, fear, and confusion. I hoped to join my fellow believers on the flight to heaven. I feared getting “left behind.” And I was confused about whether the “blessed hope” (Titus 2:13) of believers had any bearing on my life in the world. If we were just waiting for such an imminent end, why was I s...

“Politics,” argues theologian William T. Cavanaugh, “is a practice of the imagination.”

“How does a provincial farm boy become persuaded that he must travel as a soldier to another part of the world and kill people he knows nothing about?” Cavanaugh

Right now, Erica Campbell is trying to figure out what to do about Christmas.

Last year, the small business owner’s online store offered it all: emerald-green and butter-yellow tree ornaments depicting baby Jesus and his earthly parents, baby rompers dotted with tiny illustrations of an infant Jesus in his crib, and, in homage to Campbell’s Catholic faith, a “Mary o...

Though college presidents are in the middle of graduation season, Philip Dearborn, the head of the Association for Biblical Higher Education, found 21 of them willing to make a last-minute trip to Washington, DC, at the end of April.

In dozens of meetings with lawmakers, they pleaded their case against a new Department of Education regulation they say could crater t...

In March, police arrested banker Daniel Vorcaro and his brother-in-law, businessman and pastor Fabiano Campos Zettel, for their roles in what Brazil’s finance minister said could be “the largest banking fraud in the country’s history,” wit...