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At what point should we give up and move on? Two weeks ago I was convinced that the San Francisco Bay Area had officially become unlivable and that it was time for my family and I to leave. Th...
In Washington State, a legal battle over who can go into an all-women spa—a traditional Korean spa, where patrons are nude—is threatening the C...
Have you ever noticed similarities in the phrases used by the apostle Paul and those used in the Gospel of John? One of today’s books highlights their commonalities and what they might mean. Another book makes the case for lectionaries in c...
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All summer long my children have been coming to me while I work, researching or writing, to tell me that they are bored. That they have nothing to do. Sometimes I’ll stop and play a game with them—two-play...
Science fiction often offers warnings to us: To think deeply about the technologies we create and how we use them, to consider how we treat other people, and to be aware of the ways in which we are becoming less human, or al...
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Founded by Billy Graham in 1956, Christianity Today is journalism by and for evangelicals: www.ChristianityToday.com
Author of "To Live Well," “You Are Not Your Own,” and “On Getting Out Of Bed,” published by InterVarsity Press. Prof English at Oklahoma Baptist University. Writing about humanism, culture, and faith.
Author of “In Defense of Evangelicalism” (forthcoming 2026), “Untrustworthy,” and “A Flexible Faith.” Deputy editor at Christianity Today and fellow at Defense Priorities. Opinions here are mine.
Daniel Darling is a bestselling author, writer, and pastor.
Writing reflections on faith, culture, and the grace that meets us everywhere. Rooted in West Texas and finding common ground underneath a shared sky. \ud83c\udf05 Words @ Christianity Today, NYT, Atlantic, Free Press, Texas Monthly, Reason
Christ-follower, mom, writer. Semi-escaped journalist. Usually reading, outside, making crafts with my kids, or harping on about Søren Kierkegaard.
Research Professor of Church History, Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Daniel K. Williams teaches American history at Ashland University and is the author of several books on American religion and politics, including The Politics of the Cross: A Christian Alternative to Partisanship.
I am a author, speaker, and podcaster who is passionate about making disciples. I have written several books and Bible Studies, including Embrace Your Life, From Beginning To Forever, Live Free, and Habits of Resistance.
journalist by trade, poet by moonlight
American historian
I'm a literature and film professor who publishes musings about the Arts at my YouTube channel (@diginthedirt) and film reviews for Christianity Today.
Andrew is Teaching Pastor at King’s Church London. He is a columnist for Christianity Today, and has written several award-winning books, most recently Remaking the World.
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