Since its establishment at Princeton Theological Seminary, Theory Today has been an academic journal with profound influence in the field of Christian theology. As a peer-reviewed quarterly publication, it gathers the wisdom and insights of emerging and renowned scholars, providing an important platform for academic and religious leaders to exchange ideas. The editorial team of this magazine is committed to introducing important new figures and movements in Christian theology to a wide readership of academic and religious leaders. They not only focus on in-depth exploration of traditional theological issues, but also actively pay attention to emerging theological trends and practices, striving to promote innovation and development of Christian theology.

It is also committed to promoting knowledge exchange between Christianity and other Abrahamic faiths. By publishing relevant academic papers and reviews, the journal has built bridges for dialogue and understanding between different faiths, promoting harmonious coexistence between religions. In addition, the magazine also introduces theological reflection and evaluation into the dialogue with emerging forms of church life and mission. It focuses on the role and mission of the church in modern society, explores how to apply theological ideas to practical church life and social services, and provides useful guidance and inspiration for the development of the church.