Maria Baer

A new study is out showing where people find their spouse, and the change over time is fascinating.

Tuesday’s election is being called “the most consequential election in our lifetime.”

Christians say the epidemic of former service members taking their own lives is about more than PTSD.

The litter in Portland is different. Every city has its share of trash, food wrappers, and cigarette butts ground into the sidewalks. But in Portland, particularly in Old Town just west of the Burnside Bridge, the trash is clothing. A wet shirt, crumpled on the street. A trail of grimy socks and underwear at the bus stop.

John Stonestreet and Maria Baer break down the results of this week’s election from the presidential race to state ballot initiatives.

You can help Christianity Today uplift what is good, overcome what is evil, and heal what is broken by elevating the stories and ideas of the kingdom of God.

The DEI fad is fading among corporations.

On loving our neighbors in the abstract and in the particular In mid-November, outgoing U.S.

Daniel Penny, Luigi Mangione, and the importance of worldviews in discerning right from wrong.

The shooting at a Christian school in Madison, Wisconsin has reignited the discussion about how to stop the violence.