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Is the Cross Enough?
The truth of the gospel requires telling the whole story. Sitting across the table from me, he picks up a crumpled napkin. Amid our …
Joy, the Overlooked Aspect of the Cross
Even in the midst of the sorrow, pain, and shame of the cross, Good Friday is still very good. I do not look forward …
‘Being Christian Without the Church’ Fails the Good Friday Test
According to the gospel of John, the cross casts us into community. We Americans tend to be a sentimental people. This makes it difficult …
At Notre Dame, Good Friday Came Early
The cathedral’s famous Gothic form, embraced by Catholics and Protestants around the globe, will never die. Gothic architecture has long reached where Christian missionaries …
Mike Pence Is Coming to Taylor’s Graduation. The Class of 2019 Is Ready.
Four years of political spats on campus have prepared us for partisan divides and controversy. Taylor University recently made national news with its announcement …
What Is Cultural Apologetics?
Effective apologetics today requires a genuine missionary encounter. In 1936, a 27-year-old man named Lesslie Newbigin set out from England for India to share …
Palm Sunday and the Gift of Disillusionment
How the story of Jesus’ triumphal entry—and my chronic pain diagnosis—helped me trade in false hopes for a truer picture of God. The December …
Will Trump’s ‘Deal of the Century’ on Israel-Palestine Please Evangelicals?
CT asked 11 leaders in US and Middle East to assess the red lines of a peace plan, expected soon after Netanyahu’s coalition wins …
Christ's Confident Resolve
What Jesus’ arrest and trial can teach us about facing opposition. “So again Pilate asked him, ‘Aren’t you going to answer? See how many …
Love That Will Not Let Go
Mary Magdalene both clung to the risen Christ and went out to bear witness. Jesus said to her, “Mary.” She turned toward him and …
