As an American who lived in Japan for more than 40 years, Sarah Zosel kept up with the American Church by reading Christianity Today.

For 20 weeks, writers of color addressed issues of faith and racial injustice in an online series. Now this work is an e-book.

Designers tell stories of Christians around the world.

Talking with CT’s Theology editor on the recently completed “First Testament” series and how the adjective “old” is a misnomer.

Help CT elevate the storytellers and the sages of the global church.

John Jeter’s faith led him to seek longevity in his location, but this commitment took him on a journey that changed his views.

Behind the scenes of the well-loved ‘Testimony’ section.

Jill Anschutz reflects on how the ministry has exposed her to a breadth of voices and challenged her to own the good and bad of the title “evangelical.”

Karl Barth was famously quoted as saying the Christian should hold the Bible in one hand and the newspaper in the other. In that image, CT would be on my desk in the middle.

In the pages of Christianity Today I found a God who was a match for Philosophy 101 and thoughtful Christian answers for going toe to toe with Freud, Marx and Darwin.