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You Don’t Have to Be an Intellectual to Be a Theologian
“I’m not an intellectual—theology isn’t for me,” replied my friend from church when I invited her to join a theology reading group. I get why she turned me down. Our church community has plenty of theology “professionals,” folks with advanced degrees who work in the academy or se...
What Is a Human in the AI Age?
Few if any technologies in history have spawned such wildly different predictions as artificial intelligence. In a single week, you might hear one expert prophesy AI as the end of humanity, another herald it as the solution to all scarcity, and a third dismiss it as overhyped non...
Moroccans seek better, find Christ
Morocco (MNN)—In late July, an estimated 50-60,000 Moroccans surged the border into Ceuta, a Spanish enclave. In Ceuta, the migrants faced severe racism, lack of shelter, and violence. Most have since been returned to Morocco. Some of these migrants were fueled to leave Morocco d...
The Women Who Guarded the Womb
The war against abortion did not begin with the now-overturned 1973 Roe v. Wade decision. From the church’s earliest days, church fathers taught “life for life” restitution for the death of an unborn child (Exodus 21:23–25) and cited David’s praise for God forming “my inward part...
Recovering Catechesis for the Next Generation
This piece was adapted from CT’s books newsletter. Subscribe here. Charlotte and Andrew Ollerton, God’s Story, Our Story: A Family Journey Through the Bible (The Good Book Company, 2026) God’s Story, Our Story is a fun and energetic journey through the Bible, designed for parents...
Kenyan Christians Debate US-Sponsored Ebola Facility
On June 9, 45-year-old Emanuel Kemboi, a long-distance truck driver in Nairobi, Kenya, woke up to see social media exploding about protests in in Nanyuki town. Local media outlets had reported that Kenya and the United States had partnered in building a 50-bed quarantine facility...
Nobody could explain to him who Jesus was — until a Deaf missionary came
South Asia (MNN) — Imagine sitting in a church every week, watching the preacher explain the Gospel, and never learning about Jesus Christ. This is not an uncommon story among one of the most silently marginalized, unreached people groups in the world: the Deaf. But DOOR Internat...
Peace accord seeks to bridge Nigeria’s religious divides
Nigeria (MNN) — More than 50 Christian and Muslim leaders have signed a peace accord in Nigeria. Leaders met at a conference in Abuja organized by the Muslim World League, an Islamic NGO based in Saudi Arabia. Unknown Nations’ Greg Kelley says the pact sends a message: “People ha...