When the dust settled, the March massacre claimed the lives of at least 1,700 Alawites. Ziad, currently in Lebanon and granted anonymity to preserve the safety of his relatives in Syria, describes the ...

Black and white Christians in America could have been allies in the fight for life across racial and partisan lines.

A new book follows Lyman Beecher, his boundary-pushing children, and their grand ambitions to improve the world.

The Bulletin talks with The Dispatch’s Steve Hayes about the label conservative, the Trump playbook, and the new populist right.

While pastors respond during Sunday services, ministers in uniform point service members to God’s peace amid uncertainty.

A case that the recent US strikes on Iran are unlawful, unnecessary, unpopular, and risky—especially for persecuted Iranian Christians who should be safe and free.

Many in the Iranian diaspora want to see a regime change yet fear the toll on their homeland and the underground church.

Jenna Mindel wrote for Christianity Today about new research showing that for the first time in American history, men were ...

In antisemistic environments, Talmud study helped keep Judaism alive. Boys and men, especially the smartest, established a ...

A new Texas law, signed by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Saturday, bans non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) in cases involving ...

The creator of The Wingfeather Saga discusses the books that changed his life with CT’s editor in chief Russell Moore.

Revenge attacks against deposed president Assad’s heterodox Alawite sect led local evangelicals to model reconciliation ...