"I'm encouraged that CT is taking on complex and stimulating questions of scientific inquiry with immediate ethical implications for their readership and, indeed, for all of society."

"Speaking the truth, careful reliable journalism, standing up for the things that are going on in our culture today, the global and local and national perspective—this is all part of CT and it's so important to me."

"Christianity Today has been alongside me as a reliable magazine with clear journalistic standards. CT has a desire to dig deeper into issues and look further into the truth rather than just going with the easy position."

"I love that Christianity Today addresses every topic I'm thinking about sooner or later. CT doesn't shy away because it's afraid of losing readers. The CT team constantly keeps its eyes on God, and asking how we as Christians should understand important cultural issues."

I was fully in this world of people doubting religion, where you aren't smart if you believe in Christ, until I encountered C. S. Lewis and Christianity Today
magazine.

"CT contrasts the 'ugly orthodoxy' that we see far too often in the news media these days, Christians spotlighted for their hypocrisy and quickness to prefer partisanship over morality and truth. It's refreshing to read CT writers and editors speak truth to power and take a stand on Scripture in the face of so much that challenges the core principles and beliefs of our faith."

I appreciate CT's take on contemporary cultural issues from an orthodox Christian viewpoint. CT helps me frame and look at these current issues in a way that is faithful to the gospel, with grace and empathy, in a secular and often anti-religious culture.

"I think of CT as a townhall for evangelicalism and Protestants. In a time when our ranks are increasingly diverse, CT unifies, educates, empowers, and commissions."

CT doesn't get into arguments by splitting theological hairs, but rather, helps me think about what the gospel means and where it is at work in our world. The articles help me think about how to live out the good news of Jesus in our world today.

Over the years, CT has provided excellent commentary on contemporary issues facing the church, conveying good analysis and having the unusual ability to speak sometimes hard truths in love. For someone like myself, who has lived in the Middle East for over 40 years, it has been an important way to keep up on key issues of evangelical concern. I applaud CT's current efforts to expand engagement with the Global South. I believe this will enrich both the church overseas as well as CT’s many readers in North America, and I highly encourage all who can support this expansion to do so.