Christianity Today represents conservative Evangelicalism.
Full disclosure. I tend to be wary of any Christian ministry or publication which uses too much hipsterspeak like "story", "journey", "road", "testimony", etc. And there's plenty of that happening with CT, so yikes!
Also, the Southern Baptist Convention is another (somewhat) conservative institution which represents a lot of evangelicals. And various of the SBC leadership folks are on record for opposing many elements of President Trump's agenda.
Why? Well, it's not because his agenda isn't popular with their members. Indeed, huge numbers of their members enthusiastically voted for President Trump. Rather, it's because their existing membership rolls are ever-dwindling. They need to refill the coffers. To do that, they need to refill the pews. To do that, America must open its borders -- or so their "thinking" goes.
So a lot of the usual suspects in the SBC speak out against President Trump at every opportunity. I'm not at all convinced that doctrine or conviction have anything to do with it. On the contrary, it's a strictly economic decision they're making.
Periodically, I find myself wishing a long, extensive, bloody persecution of Christians would finally come to America so that these signally evangelicals would finally get the message. Except, such a long, extensive, bloody persecution of Christians wouldn't happen during their lifetimes... but it theoretically would happen during my lifetime.
In the end, I see no alternative but to save these boomers from themselves by voting for the policies they deplore. Yes, many of their ecclesial communities may go under but I try to view that only as a fringe benefit.
