October 15, 1956, was the date of Christianity Today ’s first issue. Tomorrow we’ll begin a weekly feature of highlights from each year. Planning for that issue, though, began a year earlier, when Billy Graham gathered a small group to discuss the need for a new Christian magazine. Here’s an abridged version of what he said:

LSU women's basketball begins year five under Kim Mulkey on Tuesday night. Here's how to watch, including time and streaming info.

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In Defense of Christian Patriotism responds to the ubiquitous question of how to relate faith to politics in a contentious but trivializing age. Darling seems keenly aware of the binary temptations believers will face and weaves a path through each with care: neither to retreat from politics nor be obsessed with it,

What would our country look like if actual Christians were actually to run the U.S. government? Humor me in this vision of the holy Gospel in action. Christian nationalism in the United States has gotten a lot of press recently. I'm a (Catholic) Christian ...

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