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It’s Always Desperate Times Somewhere

One summer in college, I studied abroad in Paris to satisfy some philosophy and art history requirements for my degree. After our plane landed, my class went straight from arrivals to Musée de l’Orangerie, where I proceeded to get lost in Claude Monet’s impressionistic masterpiece Nymphéas (Water Lilies). I was running on jet lag and red-eye anxiety, but Read more. The post It’s Always Desperate Times Somewhere appeared first on Christianity Today

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Culture

Johnny Cash, Ozempic, and Vasectomies

Earlier this summer, CT started running an occasional feature on reader responses. Here’s a new installment. Ben Sasse Doesn’t Doubt God’s Goodness Ben Sasse’s words brought a sense of both comfort and remembrance to my own situation earlier this year when I came within hours of death due to a massive blood infection. He reminds us Read more. The post Johnny Cash, Ozempic, and Vasectomies appeared first on Christianity Today

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Business

Gloo Thinks It’s Finally Big Enough Not to Fail

Scott Beck has long hoped the faith-based tech company he founded in 2013 would help churches and other Christian groups harness technology to spread God’s Word and help save the world. More than $400 million in losses and 13 years later, that dream faces a critical juncture. Leaders at Gloo Holdings expect a stock sale Read more. The post Gloo Thinks It’s Finally Big Enough Not to Fail appeared first on Christianity Today

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Economy

Love Thy Trillionaires

Last month, Elon Musk became the first trillionaire in recorded history. A trillion requires imagination. It approaches a quarter of total US federal tax revenue. It exceeds the combined net worth of Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, and Jeff Bezos. According to Oxfam, it surpasses the total wealth of the poorest 46 percent of humanity. Money Read more. The post Love Thy Trillionaires appeared first on Christianity Today

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Culture

A New Way to Think About Women’s Roles

This piece was adapted from CT’s books newsletter. Subscribe here. Julia Higgins, Christ and His Bride: How Men and Women Tell the Story of the Gospel (B&H Books, 2026) “In the past thirty years or so, conversations about womanhood in the church have been low-key obsessed with what women shouldn’t be doing,” writes Julia Higgins toward Read more. The post A New Way to Think About Women’s Roles appeared first on Christianity Today

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Culture

Mindfulness Will Never Be Enough

As this summer started, I slipped into spiritual sleepiness. For the last nine months of the school year, I’d served as editor for my college newspaper, vice president for a club, and a residence life leader, all while working several part-time jobs. In my exhaustion, God sustained me through the Psalms. I was physically exhausted, Read more. The post Mindfulness Will Never Be Enough appeared first on Christianity Today

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Healthcare

After US Aid Cuts, the Sick Wonder Who Will Visit Them

Florence Mwendwa, 49, proudly showed off her walker as she took unsteady steps up a rocky path surrounded by tea farms in rural Kenya. Her husband, Ashford Mutwiri, helped her walk, but the health workers who visit her regularly at home told her she was looking so much better than a few months ago, when Read more. The post After US Aid Cuts, the Sick Wonder Who Will Visit Them appeared first on Christianity Today

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God’s Kingdom Is Alive, Even in the Midst of Setbacks

Throughout Mario Kasih’s life and ministry, Christianity Today has been a source of inspiration to grow closer to God and to other members and ministers of the global church. Mario started reading Christianity Today after the Lausanne Conference in 2024, when he was a virtual attendee and given a free subscription as part of his Read more. The post God’s Kingdom Is Alive, Even in the Midst of Setbacks appeared first on Christianity Today

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Geopolitics

Iran and the US Agree on Little, Except to Not Talk About Religious Freedom

This week, as Iranians thronged for the delayed funeral of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and their government resumed trading airstrikes with the United States, a fragile cease-fire between the two countries crumbled—the latest turn in a conflict entering its fifth month with no clear end in sight. Whatever happens next will be another test for Read more. The post Iran and the US Agree on Little, Except to Not Talk About Religious Freedom appeared first on Christianity Today

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Society

How Foster Care Can Be Training for Homelessness

While staying in homeless shelters as a reporter, I heard dozens of stories of abuse, many of which I was able verify with court records and counselors. One person whose story particularly moved me was Michael, a felon and poet who lived downstairs from where I stayed in an old Joplin, Missouri, building called The Forge. Read more. The post How Foster Care Can Be Training for Homelessness appeared first on Christianity Today

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Education

What’s Different About Classical Christian Education?

“How do you know?” It may seem that a kindergartner, with a backpack that overwhelms her small frame and pigtails in perfectly even plaits on the first day of school, must be a million miles from this question. But don’t be surprised if she asks it before noon on the first day. The question “How Read more. The post What’s Different About Classical Christian Education? appeared first on Christianity Today

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Geopolitics

After 1,000 Days of War, Israelis Are Weary Amid Growing Isolation

From his home in Nazareth, Saleem Shalash has often heard the loud booms of Israel’s air defense systems intercepting Hezbollah rockets over the Haifa region. Since resuming large-scale attacks in March, Hezbollah has repeatedly attacked Haifa—18 miles from Nazareth—with rockets, missiles, and drones. Israelis are exhausted, said Shalash, an Arab Israeli who pastors Home of Read more. The post After 1,000 Days of War, Israelis Are Weary Amid Growing Isolation appeared first on Christianity Today

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