November 3, 2026
Capturing Glimpses of God’s Glory: An Interview with Nature Photographer Kenneth Keifer
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In Just One Year: The Worst and the Best
Greg Nettle considers economic hardship, declining church attendance, cultural challenges, vulnerable children, and global suffering—and how difficult times can become opportunities for the church to be at her…
Index to CHRISTIAN STANDARD for 2011
Access the Christian Standard Index for 2011, created to help readers research archived content by topic, author, and columnist for future use and reference.
I Have a Family
Jim Tune reflects on the Restoration Movement as a spiritual family and calls Christians to embrace its biblical heritage without sectarianism, theological compromise, or an inferiority complex.
Getting the Most from Revelation (Part Two)
Matt Proctor explores seven ways reading Revelation can deepen faith, from approaching Jesus with greater reverence and enduring suffering confidently to longing more deeply for Christ’s return.
Why New Testament Christians Should Study the Old Testament
Steve Hooks explains why New Testament Christians should read the Old Testament, showing how Jesus, the early church, the gospel, and the biblical story of redemption are deeply…
The Bible vs. Culture: What Shapes Our Christianity?
Karen Rees reflects on how culture shapes the Scriptures Christians emphasize, challenging believers to examine assumptions about generosity, individual rights, prayer for authorities, and earthly citizenship.
Surprise to Surrender
Mary, Elizabeth, the shepherds, and the Magi each faced the unexpected surrounding Jesus’ birth. Their responses reveal a Christmas lesson about allowing surprise to become surrender.
Bethlehem: Inspired by a Preachers Renewal
A Christmas Eve visit to Bethlehem renewed preacher Phillips Brooks and eventually inspired “O Little Town of Bethlehem,” the beloved Christmas carol set to music by Lewis Redner.
One Holiday, So Many Ways to Celebrate
Linda Mirante explores how churches, families, and individuals can make the Christmas season an opportunity for generosity, service, meaningful traditions, and sharing the gift of Jesus with others.
Getting the Most from Revelation (Part One)
Matt Proctor explains why Christians should reclaim the book of Revelation and offers four keys for understanding its historical setting, structure, symbols, and apocalyptic style.
The New Old: Are We Ignoring One of America”s Largest Generations?
Amy Hanson explores four characteristics of baby boomers that churches need to understand as they rethink older adult ministry, reach people in the second half of life, and…
Your Journey with the Word
Explore a wide variety of Bible reading plans for adults, families, children, and teens, including chronological plans, online resources, audio options, apps, and yearlong approaches to Scripture.
Praying for Tunisia As Never Before
Pray4Tunisia connects Christians around the world with specific daily prayer requests, resources, and strategic insights designed to make prayer for Tunisia more focused, united, timely, and effective.
Tunisia An Unprecedented Opportunity for the Gospel
After Tunisia’s Jasmine Revolution opened unprecedented access to information, Christian workers and Tunisian believers embraced a new opportunity to share the gospel in a nation with a remarkable…
KORE Chicken Coops and More in Haiti
KORE Foundation offers a sustainable Christian response to extreme poverty in Haiti, using small-holder poultry enterprises, training, loans, and local partnerships to help families move beyond relief toward…
