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browse 60+ years of magazine archives and web exclusives. subscribers receive full access to the archives. view issue archives throughout history, believers have taken risks of love for the sake of the kingdom.. pastor and mental health advocate jarrid wilson dies by suicide. before his death, he tweeted, “loving jesus doesn’t always cure suicidal thoughts.”. benny hinn renounces his selling of god’s blessings. critics want more. observers take wait-and-see approach to televangelist “correcting” his prosperity gospel theology. sbc leaders hope newly launched baptism sunday will help boost numbers.. baptist college handbook authorizes ‘full access’ to students’ social media accounts. campus policies at schools like louisiana college stir debate over whether regulating personal posts protects students or silences that pastors (and christians) are not immune, and being honest about that is good for all of us. importance of advocating for religious freedom for all. thomas c. berg supreme court details the difficulties muslims face in securing the freedoms that us christians demand. pat and tammy mcleod saw their marriage put to the test. joyce koo dalrymple how i learned to process the unique grief of closing a church. susan m. pfeil how evangelicals are becoming the new champions of the pagan clas*ics. instagram posts from the propel women tour spur backlash and lose her spot at an answers in genesis event. christians from the global south are invigorating international missions. here's how. a new study suggests that both men and women who seek spiritual intimacy view the bible more literally. as digital reading habits rewire our brains, how will we process the bible differently? christie purifoy invites us to join god in cultivating places of beauty and peace. sign up for our free christianity today weekly newsletter: ctweekly delivers the best content from christianitytoday.com to your inbox christianity today strengthens the church by richly communicating the breadth of the true, good, and beautiful gospel.