
November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee

Are smartphones bringing us closer together or pulling us apart? Mark A. Taylor explores digital distractions, their impact on relationships and spiritual growth, and four practical ways to…

Mark A. Taylor encourages Christians to support Son of God, the movie adapted from The Bible miniseries, as an opportunity to experience the story of Jesus and share…

LeRoy Lawson reviews autobiographies by Sonia Sotomayor and Nelson Mandela alongside Thomas Long's exploration of evil and suffering, reflecting on opportunity, injustice, forgiveness, and the goodness of God.

Does television shape behavior? Mark A. Taylor revisits his campaign against objectionable programming and examines research linking MTV's 16 and Pregnant to changes in teen birthrates and viewing…

Neal Windham challenges Christians to respond to economic inequality through prophetic speech, practical compassion, and transformed consumer habits, drawing on Amos, Christian thinkers, and examples of community service.

Frank Shirvinski shares how Chaparral Christian Church and Congregation Beth Israel built lasting relationships through interfaith dialogue, shared hospitality, community service, and a journey to Israel and Jordan.

Reflecting on the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington, Jennifer Johnson challenges Christians to move beyond racial division and demonstrate the unity of God's kingdom through worship,…

Following the George Zimmerman verdict, Ben Cachiaras challenges Christians to confront racial prejudice, overcome divisions, and build congregations that reflect the unity and reconciliation described in Scripture.

After his father was murdered, Tim Streett struggled to forgive. Dave Smith recounts his journey toward reconciliation, an unexpected friendship with Don Cox, and the transforming power of…

Mark A. Taylor reflects on religious liberty, same-sex marriage, and conflicts of conscience, challenging Christians to uphold their convictions while treating others with dignity and speaking the truth…

Russ Kuykendall reflects on two decades of Christian service in Canadian politics, explaining how pastoral training shaped his public work, ethical convictions, and perspective on the Restoration Movement…

Eric Metaxas joins Christian Standard Editor Mark Taylor at the North American Christian Convention to discuss the crisis of manhood in American culture and growing concerns about religious…

Do natural disasters reveal God's judgment? Karen Rees explores the book of Amos, the consequences of sin, and why Christians must defend the poor and powerless as faithfully…

Should Christians create separate media platforms or engage the wider culture? Jennifer Johnson examines GodTube, YouTube, and City on a Hill to explore how Christian filmmakers can reach…

Christian publishers face an uncertain digital future as Ed Stetzer and Compassion Magazine explore the enduring value of print, the costs of digital distribution, and the importance of…
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