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Christian Groups Could Lose Property Under India’s ‘Dangerous’ New Bill

G. Sudharshan lives with his wife, Renuka, and his children, aged 8 and 5, in a half-built rental house on the outskirts of the southern Indian city of Hyderabad. He drives an auto rickshaw—a motorized version of a pulled rickshaw—while his wife works as a domestic helper in a nearby upscale neighborhood. To supplement the Read more. The post Christian Groups Could Lose Property Under India’s ‘Dangerous’ New Bill appeared first on Christianity Today

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In Jesus’ Name, Market Test That Avocado Ice Cream

The juicer sits on Kayla Hall-Ransom’s shelf like a remnant from an old war. It was the first machine she used to cold-press fruits and vegetables into fresh drinks—with flavors like “cotton candy beet” and “sunshine”—now bottled and sold at seven locations across Tennessee. And it almost didn’t make it. Hall-Ransom, 34, was an educator Read more. The post In Jesus’ Name, Market Test That Avocado Ice Cream appeared first on Christianity Today

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Why Discipleship Feels Harder Than It Should

A few years ago, I sat across from a young man whom I had been discipling for several months. He was sincere. He came to church. He asked good questions. He wanted to grow. And we had reached an important place for every authentic discipleship relationship: We were no longer talking about Christianity in general; Read more. The post Why Discipleship Feels Harder Than It Should appeared first on Christianity Today

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Traditional Hot-Button Issues Still Dominate Political Talk from the Pulpit

Despite a decade of seismic shifts in American public life, a recent Pew survey shows that clergy are largely addressing the same political and social issues in their sermons that they were ten years ago. Adults who attend religious services at least one to two times a month told researchers they typically hear messages against Read more. The post Traditional Hot-Button Issues Still Dominate Political Talk from the Pulpit appeared first on Christianity Today

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What Do Christians Do with the Law of Moses?

Recently I had the privilege of giving a lecture on Paul and the law of Moses to a mixed group of religion scholars. Not all were theologians or Christians, and the lecture presented a Paul who was much more positive about the Law than we see in many traditional Protestant interpretations. But one member of Read more. The post What Do Christians Do with the Law of Moses? appeared first on Christianity Today

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All Christians Should Listen to Pope Leo on AI

This piece was adapted from Russell Moore’s newsletter. Subscribe here. Sometimes the pope knows how to nail some theses to the door, too. In his first encyclical, Pope Leo XIV articulated a message all human beings need to hear—a protest this Protestant can gladly join, against the tech-bro utopia on offer right now. On this matter, every Christian Read more. The post All Christians Should Listen to Pope Leo on AI appeared first on Christianity Today

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The Unique Challenge of Headlining CT’s Global Stories

One of the most difficult jobs an editor has is coming up with a pithy, accurate, clickable headline for a piece. Choosing the right words could make the difference between whether a reader even gives an article a chance, so there’s a lot of weight to it. We don’t want to give the whole story Read more. The post The Unique Challenge of Headlining CT’s Global Stories appeared first on Christianity Today

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A Bleak New Sci-Fi Novel Does ‘Severance’ for Immigration

You’re going through airport security, rolling a suitcase behind you. You wish you’d packed a snack. You’re nauseous, smelling someone’s too-strong perfume in the line ahead. You’re definitely dehydrated. You wonder: Why did I pick a flight this early in the morning? You make it to the front of the line. A security officer waves Read more. The post A Bleak New Sci-Fi Novel Does ‘Severance’ for Immigration appeared first on Christianity Today

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Men Who Love Rightly Can Live Well

According to the apostle Paul, the whole Law can be summed up in one commandment: “Love your neighbor as yourself” (Rom. 13:9, quoting Lev. 19:18). He says something similar at the end of 1 Corinthians 13, one of the most famous passages in the Bible. This beautiful and poetic ode to love, often read at Read more. The post Men Who Love Rightly Can Live Well appeared first on Christianity Today

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‘Will ICE Be Waiting Outside of the Hospital?’

Pilar was two weeks into her pregnancy when she learned that her baby might not become an American citizen. That’s because the first day President Donald Trump took office, he signed an executive order ending birthright citizenship for the children of undocumented immigrants—as well as for anyone residing in the United States legally but Read more. The post ‘Will ICE Be Waiting Outside of the Hospital?’ appeared first on Christianity Today

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In Sudan’s Brutal War, Churches Can’t Provide Sanctuary

Last week, Emmanuel Nwachukwu showed how families stuck in Sudanese displacement camps are fighting for survival. Today, Nwachukwu describes how Christians press on after the war’s destruction of church communities in Omdurman. When fighting between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) began in April 2023, Sefain Nagy took shelter at Read more. The post In Sudan’s Brutal War, Churches Can’t Provide Sanctuary appeared first on Christianity Today

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Conservative Politics in Revolutionary Times

This piece was adapted from CT’s books newsletter. Subscribe here. Jonathan Turley, Rage and the Republic: The Unfinished Story of the American Revolution (Simon & Schuster, 2026) George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley’s latest book is well timed for America’s 250th anniversary. He invites readers to ponder how the colonies’ revolution succeeded while similar attempts Read more. The post Conservative Politics in Revolutionary Times appeared first on Christianity Today

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