Christianity Today: September/October 2026

For our 70th anniversary issue, we’re studying the past:

• Excerpts from our archives show evangelicals in Billy Graham’s day and our own grappling with our place in public life.
• A new book offers a fascinating history of Christian womanhood—but makes a misleading argument, according to our reviewer.

We’re also peering into the future at some of the issues likely to occupy Christians for the next seven decades:

• Artificial intelligence
• GLP-1 drugs
• Anti-aging surgeries
• Next steps for the pro-life movement

But mostly, we’re spending time in the present:

• With a Honduran man who found himself pastoring in a Massachusetts jail while detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
• With the evangelical owners of a traditional Korean spa engaged in a religious freedom showdown.
• With faithful believers doing good work—a chef, an architect, a ball boy, a teacher (who, at age 91, is older than CT!).
• And with the writers of our newly expanded testimony section, who found God’s faithfulness in the midst of alien conspiracies, after a bad accident, and via an envelope in a refrigerator.

Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Amid our own era’s change, conflict, and uncertainty, we hope this issue declares that reassuring truth.

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