Updated Nov 1, 2026 · events checked weekly, newsletters and podcasts daily · how we get this data
Company
Christianity Today
The events, newsletters and podcasts Christianity Today sponsors, with dates and sources.
Christian magazine
“Christianity Today provides thoughtful, biblical perspectives on theology, church, ministry, and culture on the official site of Christianity Today magazine.”
Recorded: 38 podcast ads in 1 podcast.
No newsletter ads found across the 86,866 newsletter issues we read. Not on any of the 2,177 event sponsor lists we read. Based on 3,084 newsletters, 5,221 podcasts and 2,177 event sponsor lists.
Last 24 months
Each square is a month. Darker means more sponsorships that month. Events sit in the month the event usually starts. We read many more newsletters from September 2026 and podcasts from October 2026, marked with a line, so later squares run darker. That alone doesn't mean a company bought more.
Connections Where Christianity Today shows up.
EventsBiggest lists first, counting the level held. The bar shows how many companies are on each list.0
Not on any of the 2,177 event sponsor lists we read. An outlet we haven’t read can’t show up here.
NewslettersMost ads first. Bar: ads we’ve found.0
No newsletter ads found in 86,866 issues from 3,084 newsletters. An outlet we haven’t read can’t show up here.
PodcastsMost ads first. Bar: ads we’ve found.1
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- Ads found
- Ads for Christianity Today we’ve found there, from show notes and transcribed ad reads; ads read only in the audio may be missing.
- Source
- The episode (or the show’s site when the episode has no page) we read the latest ad in, and its date.
Next stops
These are the ads and sponsor listings we’ve found. They don’t show spend. If a channel is empty, we haven’t seen Christianity Today there, which doesn’t mean it doesn’t buy there. Updated Nov 1, 2026. How we read sponsor lists. Something wrong? Tell us.