Table Of Contents
October
2018
Volume 62, Number 8
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About This Issue
Mainstream interest in the working class has spiked in recent years with a widespread awakening to the many Americans who feel left behind by 'progress.' CT examines why blue-collar workers have also been left behind by the faith and work movement, which skews toward white-collar and creative jobs.
Cover Story
The theology of work conversation is thriving. Why are most workers missing from it?
Features
What space exploration tells us about human curiosity, from Eden to Mars.
Other than God and people, they’re the most mentioned living thing in the Bible.
When I wanted to take Communion in prison, I had to “steal” it.
As he retires from public ministry, the ‘Celebration of Discipline’ author reflects on the heart of spiritual formation.
Views
A better case for overturning a bad Supreme Court precedent.
Transition is part of God's original design. So is his peace in the midst of it.
Rainbows signify something more than a post-Flood peace offering.
Reviews
Underneath the gentle smile and neighborly manner, he was driven by anger at the way the world treated children.
The former megachurch pastor asks today’s churches to measure their practices against the New Testament standard.
How prayer and friendship helped an expecting mother through a devastating fetal diagnosis.
You and I have a murder problem, even if we're 100-percent murder-free.
News
When advocacy for persecuted Christians harms their fellow believers.
Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our October issue).
The World Evangelical Alliance explains why it’s engaging more with Rome.
Ahead of the midterms, the Billy Graham Center Institute examined the most infamous statistic about faith and the 2016 election.
More from this Issue
Work is both “do what you love” and “do what you must.”
Extending CT’s reach for the next generation of Christian leaders.
Original Content from CT Creative Studio
Seminaries work to ensure women are a vital and flourishing part of their community.
I was rolling on Ecstasy when the scales suddenly fell from my eyes.
