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We are thrilled to unveil this project that has been in the works for some time: the old, new Christianity Today! After 10 years, we’ve updated our look with a nod to our legacy and refreshed the kinds of content we’re offering—while keeping some longtime favorites, like testimonies and books coverage.
Likewise, our essay department looks to the past (including our founder, Billy Graham) for wisdom to address a politically fractured evangelicalism in the present and future. Our own Harvest Prude reports on a newly consequential evangelical voting bloc. Sam Allberry calls us to stand on biblical fidelity as topics like same-sex sexuality divide the church. Staff writer Sophia Lee takes us on a journey through her struggle to find community. And editor in chief Russell Moore explains why moral clarity is as critical as ever.
We also can’t wait for you to enjoy some new features of our magazine, such as the advice column (featuring Beth Moore); some curated podcast gold (with Marilynne Robinson); and a new column from Steve Cuss, host of the CT podcast Being Human, walking us through gospel-centered emotional health.
We are so glad you’re here with us and look forward to how we can seek the kingdom together in this new era at Christianity Today.