Table Of Contents
March
2023
Volume 67, Number 2
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About This Issue
What does ministry look like when every day might be one’s last? Our cover story details the ongoing work of several Ukrainian pastors who’ve led scattered and traumatized congregations through a year of war. Also in this issue: ministry to moms and babies in post-Dobbs Mississippi, what the tower of Babel really means, and Chinese ministries that use tea to bridge generational divides.
Cover Story
Pastors and church leaders who stayed behind serve as if every day might be their last.
Features
Richard Mouw says the best forms of the doctrine still disappoint those counting on God to do the right thing.
The beloved drink is both an attraction and a generational divide.
Private devotion, community service, and entertainment aren’t what the local congregation is for.
The Genesis 11 story is about pride, but not in the way we think.
Until a chance encounter with my mom’s old Bible opened my eyes.
Views
As Christian caretakers, we view our kids’ schooling in light of eternity.
The way out of overcommitment runs through God’s temple.
Christians should cherish words in a disposable age.
The language of extravagant blessing is thoroughly biblical—even if it’s sometimes abused.
Maybe the lines of division between egalitarians and complementarians were in the wrong places.
Reviews
An appeal to return from someone who walked away herself.
The Great Commission strikes at the heart of an Americanized gospel.
In a culture given to performative virtue, we need reminders that God delights in hidden righteousness.
If we believe all that God promises, we won’t always opt for playing it safe.
News
Christians open their arms to the 5,000 children state officials expect to be born now that Roe v. Wade has been overturned.
“Nondenominational believers” rank close behind.
And other news briefs from around the world.
Three generations after East Germany rejected Christianity, group of prayerful believers now see an opportunity.
Conversions credited to women evangelists sharing the good news one-on-one in conversations.
More from this Issue
Heeding the testimony of the church in Ukraine.
