Table Of Contents
October
2019
Volume 63, Number 7
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Critiques in popular literature and shifts in broader culture have poured fuel on an already heated conversation surrounding missions trips, and churches and missions groups have in fact made changes to the way they send teams around the country and the world. But are the changes enough?
Cover Story
After years of debate, the line is blurrier than ever.
Features
As the liberal arts struggle, we should rally around Christian campuses that still embrace them.
Having the Bible in our own language is a gift we shouldn't take for granted.
When the path to formal church leadership is blocked, they'll naturally look for other ways to reach an audience.
Views
There is no simple solution to America's gun violence. But there is hope.
God’s people have often practiced sacred remembering. So should we.
Why humility is one of the most effective tools for resisting the Devil.
Reviews
Kathryn Kuhlman’s story offers a case study of the indisputable achievements of strong evangelical women and the equally indisputable roadblocks they often face.
The movement is richer and more diverse than media portrayals suggest.
How the American pastor handled a crisis of faith during his Turkish imprisonment.
How a shocking gesture of grace changed them both from the inside out.
What the cross teaches us about his remarkable patience.
News
Congregations adjust to shifting gun policies and the threat of active shooters.
Digital giving is boosting the church’s bottom line—as well as companies like Pushpay and Tithe.ly, who process the donations.
How fighting the devil became an ecumenical pursuit.
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He asked me how I knew my faith was true. I couldn’t give a compelling answer.
