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September 12, 2007
I Want That
The greedy two-year-old in all of us.
Clarissa Moll
August 29, 2007
Cyber Sexuality
Maintaining real purity in a virtual world.
Rich Tatum
July 25, 2007
"Worship Artists" You Should Know
Handel and Bach share much in common with those in our churches today who lead worshippers to God's throne.
Clarissa Moll
July 11, 2007
Where Do We Stand on Immigration?
Evangelicals don't lack for convictions, just wisdom.
Madison Trammel
June 27, 2007
Ministry in Gaza
Christians are beleaguered, especially after Hamas' takeover of the region.
Rob Moll
June 13, 2007
Involuntary Self-Denial
Why so many of our problems begin with frustrated desire.
Richard Tatum
May 23, 2007
Matters of Motherhood
One of the most surprise-filled job choices a woman can make.
Clarissa Moll
May 9, 2007
God in the Chaos
Columbine proves the nation needs God after tragedies like the Virginia Tech murders.
Rob Moll
April 25, 2007
Biblically Responsible Investing
Putting our money where our values are.
Rob Moll
April 11, 2007
Apostasy: Rejecting Ideas
In some cultures and eras, apostates face certain death. In America, it's the church that's dying from apostasy.
Rich Tatum
March 28, 2007
Taxing Truths
Do the past year's financial records bring honor to God?
Clarissa Moll
March 14, 2007
Marking Time in the Middle Kingdom
This year commemorated two anniversaries in China: one auspicious, one unnoticed. Or so the government would like to have it.
Madison Trammel
February 28, 2007
Unthinkable Injustice
Slavery not only still exists but is greater than ever. Fortunately, Christians continue to fight the wicked trade.
Rob Moll
February 14, 2007
Misplaced Love
Greed is the surprising accompaniment to almost all our sins.
Rich Tatum
January 24, 2007
The Final Foe
Why we ought to live in awareness of death, but reject its power over us.
Madison Trammel
January 10, 2007
Tuned in to the Truth
Diverse programming on Christian radio brings the gospel to a growing number of people.
Clarissa Moll
December 13, 2006
After the Scandals
It's no secret that Christian leaders go sinfully astray, but it's also not the last word.
Rob Moll
November 8, 2006
Looking Back
As CT celebrates its 50th anniversary, CT Library looks back at other milestones in church history.
Rob Moll
October 25, 2006
Hollow Halloween
Has hell's holiday lost its power?
Melody Pugh
October 11, 2006
Elementary Disciplines
Spiritual formation for little lambs.
Clarissa C.B. Moll
September 27, 2006
Faith of Our Feminists
Some evangelicals are joining two ideas that our culture has tried to put asunder.
Will Reaves
September 13, 2006
Good Question
Readers find direction in one of Christianity Today's favorite columns.
Rob Moll
August 23, 2006
Gainfully Employed
The value of vocation in an age of underemployment.
Melody Pugh
August 9, 2006
Violence In, Violence Out
Is mounting teen violence evidence of the effects of violent video games?
Richard Tatum
July 26, 2006
An Unwelcome Tenant
Pornography is making itself at home in too many Christians' lives.
Madison Trammel
July 12, 2006
A Prayer with a Beat
The changing attitude among contemporary Christian musicians.
Rob Moll
June 28, 2006
Do Justly, Love Mercy
The questions surrounding immigration reform reflect a tension at the heart of Christianity.
Melody Pugh
June 14, 2006
Eternal Certainties
While things are confusing down here, we can always trust in the hope of heaven.
Richard Tatum
May 24, 2006
An Award That Matters
We appreciate praise from our peers as much as anyone. But we're aiming for an even higher award.
Madison Trammel
May 10, 2006
A Climate of Change
Why more and more evangelicals are acting in support of the environment.
Melody Pugh
April 26, 2006
Canon Under Fire
Media revelations attempt to discredit the Scriptures in all the tired ways.
Will Reaves
April 12, 2006
Giving Unto Caesar
How will you spend your tax return?
Melody Pugh
March 21, 2006
A History of (Suffering) Violence
Recent world events put 'Blessed are the persecuted' to the test.
Will Reaves
March 7, 2006
Worship Wars
Whose songs exalt God more?
Melody Pugh
February 21, 2006
Troubling Revolution
A prominent evangelical pollster declares the death of the organized church.
by Will Reaves
February 7, 2006
Battle for the Sexes
Finding common ground between entrenched gender-roles warriors.
by Melody Pugh
January 24, 2006
The Forgiveness Revival
Christians cope with raw evil and spread the message that liberates from rage and pain.
by Will Reaves
January 10, 2006
Urban Paradise
Cities may concentrate sin and need, but they also offer close-knit fellowship and ministry.
by Melody Pugh
December 13, 2005
The New Face of Missions
Today's missionaries go to-and leave from-nearly every country to complete the Great Commission.
by Rob Moll
November 29, 2005
For Every Season, a Hot New Gadget
Exploring Christianity's love/hate relationship with technology.
by Melody Pugh
November 8, 2005
The Reign of St. Jack
More than 40 years after his death, C.S. Lewis remains the Christian everyman.
by Will Reaves
October 25, 2005
Kingdoms in Conflict
Is the Harriet Miers nomination stoking controversy for the right reasons?
by Will Reaves
October 11, 2005
The Object of Education
Christians debate the best ways to learn about God's world.
by Melody Pugh
September 26, 2005
Cultures of Life and Death
Some governments are learning that welcoming children is a good thing.
by Rob Moll
September 12, 2005
How Could God Allow Katrina?
The problem of evil forcefully reasserts itself.
by Will Reaves
August 23, 2005
Bleeding Where Jesus Bled
The Gaza pullout is the latest attempt for enduring peace in the Middle East. Whether it succeeds may depend on an overlooked source.
by Will Reaves
August 9, 2005
The Hate Within
National pride conspired with original sin to produce Europe's worst genocide since World War II.
by Rob Moll
July 26, 2005
Reclaiming Mysticism for Christ
Interest in Gnosticism and other mystical movements shows the public hungers for the supernatural. There's plenty in Christianity for them to love.
by Will Reaves
July 12, 2005
God Save the British
American Christians have learned much—and have much still to learn—from their British counterparts.
by Rob Moll
June 28, 2005
Translation Wars Redux
Why Ken Taylor's legacy remains controversial.
by Will Reaves
June 8, 2005
Preparing for Grace and Heaven
Though death is hard, it can make sense. It might make more sense than God's unfathomable grace.
by Rob Moll
May 24, 2005
Regenerating Re:Generation
Introducing the newest addition to the CT Library.
by Ted Olsen
May 10, 2005
Courting the Culture
Toward a Protestant doctrine of sex.
by Will Reaves
April 26, 2005
A 'Known Quantity'?
Protestants consider the new pope, who has already done much considering of them.
by Ted Olsen
April 12, 2005
John Paul II Stood for Truth
For evangelicals, the pope's legacy will be his stand for the gospel against the forces of communism, secularism, and consumerism.
by Rob Moll
March 22, 2005
Evolution, Christianity, and the History of Science
What believers can offer to the scientific community.
by Will Reaves
March 8, 2005
Consumed by the Culture
Protestantism helped create our materialistic society. Can this same faith now save us from ourselves?
by Rob Moll, highlighting articles from Christianity Today Library
February 22, 2005
Putting the Crusades in Perspective
Do your homework before you see Sir Ridley Scott's "Kingdom of Heaven" this May.
By Steven Gertz
February 8, 2005
From Faith to Freedom
This Black History Month, let's remember the deep faith of those who fought to free the slaves and give them equal rights.
By Rob Moll
January 26, 2005
Dealing with Depression
First we must recognize the problem. Then we'll find the solutions.
by Jeff M. Sellers
January 5, 2005
Put the Christ Back in New Year's Resolutions
The new year is one more chance this holiday season to find time for Christ, and a Puritan prodigy can show us the way.
by Rob Moll
December 8, 2004
Season's Meetings
Does Advent's purple clash with Christmas's red and green?
by Ted Olsen
November 10, 2004
Let There Be No Divisions Among You
But at what point should revisionists and orthodox agree they are no longer part of the same body?
Compiled by Rob Moll
October 27, 2004
Pastoral Burnout and "Brown Out"
How to know if you're dangerously tired—and what to do about it
by Dana Beatty, highlighting articles from Christianity Today Library
October 13, 2004
Tolkien: The Man behind the Myth
His Lord of the Rings has been called "the book of the twentieth century" and has been read by 150 million people. But who exactly was the shy Oxford professor who created Middle-earth?
by Mary Lasse, highlighting articles from Christianity Today Library
September 29, 2004
Resolving Church Conflict
When should you bend, and when stand strong? A parable, highlighting articles from Christianity Today Library
By JoHannah Reardon
September 15, 2004
The Da Vinci Code's Ancient Heresies
The best-selling novel recycles beliefs long ago condemned by Christians.
By Rob Moll, highlighting articles from Christianity Today Library
August 24, 2004
Trends in the Abortion Debate
Tracing the history of a thirty-year battle
by John Beukema, highlighting articles from Christianity Today Library
August 10, 2004
The Best of Philip Yancey
One of Christianity's most respected writers has contributed much to the Christianity Today Library
By John Beukema
July 27, 2004
Don't Be Fooled; We've Tried Amendments Before
Why the failed school prayer amendment can give Christians hope in the current marriage debate.
By Rob Moll, highlighting articles from Christianity Today Library
July 13, 2004
Billy Graham, the Unifier
By first integrating his crusades, Billy Graham opened the door to reaching out to other minority groups with the name of Jesus.
by Rob Moll, highlighting articles from Christianity Today Library
June 29, 2004
Jesus Is Back in Style
Apparently, earlier reports of God's demise were greatly exaggerated.
by Rob Moll, highlighting articles from Christianity Today Library
June 3, 2004
Gay Marriage: The New Sexual Revolution
After a decades-long losing fight, maybe for Christians a new strategy is worth a try?
by Rob Moll, highlighting articles from Christianity Today Library
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