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I both admire and appreciate Christianity Today's willingness to deal with difficult topics in such a sensitive and human way. They don't simply do inspirational fluff stories. Their articles are real, deep, and honest. They don't gloss over issues, pretending they aren't there. They also don't follow the latest trend or simply cover what's fashionable. Those sorts of qualities and commitments give Christianity Today a great deal of credibility.

Christianity Today is a voice of balance in a religious culture that can be so divided. They seek to unify—to find common ground. While they strive to be theologically accurate, they don't pick sides on issues that don't have black-and-white answers.

The church is well served by Christianity Today's commitment to high quality, excellent, unbiased, credible reporting based upon eyewitness and appropriate sources. Their excellence in this area is a key distinctive.

Christianity Today's peaceful, gentle, balanced tone is a tonic to a church that can, at times, sound shrill and partisan. Their historic emphasis on calling people to the gospel, irrespective of secondary issues, is important for today's sometimes fragmented body. Remaining doctrinally rigorous while seeking to be irenic is speaking "truth in love."

Thank you for believing in the church and demonstrating this belief through the work you do at Christianity Today and by the way you personally serve in your local congregations.

I'm impressed with the staff of Christianity Today and their commitment to Christ in the sense of accountability and responsibility. They have a high degree of professionalism, a desire for excellence, and a seriousness with which they take the craft of journalism—the whole notion of integrity, veracity, and accuracy.

I think at its core Christianity Today is committed to the truth of the Gospel. In an age of relativism and pluralism, Christianity Today provides a compass—a north star—that centers us in terms of what biblical truth is.

Christianity Today wants all the diverse voices in evangelicalism represented and wants everybody at the table. I deeply appreciate the commitment of Christianity Today to the coalition of evangelicalism.

Evangelicalism is theologically vibrant, but that means there are a lot of debates and differences. What I like about Christianity Today is that these theological debates and ideas are covered in a balanced manner and always handled in a charitable way.

There's a lot of diversity within the evangelical church. Christianity Today serves as the rallying point, that tent post that everyone can gather around to learn from each other and advance the mission of the Gospel together.