Table Of Contents
May/June
2020
Volume 64, Number 4
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About This Issue
Who Is My COVID-19 Neighbor?: While there are glimmers of hope suggesting the COVID-19 pandemic may be turning a corner in the United States and other countries, our cover story this month examines the virus’s potential impact in the developing world. What will happen as the disease moves through regions with practically no ICU beds, and where shelter-in-place policies could push many to the brink of starvation? And as Christians long concerned about being global Good Samaritans, how many burdens can we really bear at one time?
Cover Story
The only way to beat the coronavirus in the US is to beat it everywhere. Can we really save the whole world?
Features
Today’s generation of Christian leaders is making the movement more effective by taking a broader look at community dynamics.
A growing industry in perinatal care allows parents a proper goodbye.
Faith-driven streaming services can’t compete with the ever-growing number of entertainment giants flooding into homes. But maybe they don’t have to.
The Old Testament doesn't contradict New Testament ethics. It clarifies them.
Views
How politicians and leaders on both the Left and Right fail to adequately aid mothers.
If Christ has set us free, why do we often still feel stuck in captivity?
Reviews
How American Christians have pondered the mysteries of violent weather.
Author Aimee Byrd rethinks the “Biblical Manhood and Womanhood” movement.
How a tour through his private living quarters helps us better understand his public responsibilities—and ours.
As a Middle Easterner, I can't read the Bible without a smile of recognition crawling across my face.
News
With an eye to demographic change and an increase in foreign-born ministers, the Pentecostals welcome 'what God is doing in America.'
Rising debt stops many who would serve.
Online, millennial Christians embrace the absurd.
More from this Issue
Jesus is present in his people, even the socially distanced ones.
Will we rise to the challenge history has thrust upon us?
Original Content from CT Creative Studio
These institutions are important. But they must change.
Paid Content for C12
A vocation of ministry isn’t just for churches and nonprofits.
Why a Reiki master renounced her craft to follow Jesus.
