Table Of Contents
November
2017
Volume 61, Number 9
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Cover Stories
The new museum wants to ignite passion for the Word through high-tech wizardry and scholarly detachment. Can it do it all?
Hobby Lobby president hopes “to share this book we love with as many people as possible.”
Features
Micah’s most beloved verse is more than a spiritual to-do list.
More and more Americans are taking their own lives. How the church can step up.
It’s easy to ignore the painful, messy, universal experience of birth that Jesus was referring to.
How the church can play a key role in better stewardship of antibacterial medicine and avert a global health crisis.
Views
Public pressure to sign or abstain from them undermines their greatest value.
Our culture has produced plenty of fine remakes, but nothing beats the Old Testament prequel.
The most joyful noise God desires from us may be none at all.
Reviews
A new book demonstrates the movement has been “a perennial and recurring feature of Christian history.”
And how their choice of Trump has affected the church since last year’s election.
Why a centuries-old reform movement might hold the key to transforming our world, one renewed heart at a time.
News
Experts debate plan to merge religious freedom and religious advocacy offices.
Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our November issue).
Caribbean Christians grapple with God’s role in a devastating hurricane season.
More from this Issue
Responses to our September issue.
Original Content from CT Creative Studio
Why Christian colleges emphasize mentorship.
I was parked between “spiritual but not religious” and “New Age dilettante” when depression threw me into God’s arms.
