Table Of Contents
May
2017
Volume 61, Number 4
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Cover Story
Features
We're missing a broader scope of familial love.
New Testament scholar and apologist Michael Licona’s new book argues that ancient literary devices are the answer—and that’s a good thing for Christians.
A leading Nigerian theologian believes the real danger to Christianity in Africa is in the church.
Views
And how that might shape our response to his presidency.
No teasing, no favorites, and hours and hours of time with one other.
Reviews
Why Christians should support reforms that recognize both the dignity of immigrants and the rule of law.
And other thoughts on the biblical and theological significance of home.
A balanced, biblical take on the devices we can’t seem to live without.
Matthew Farrelly recommends some overlooked classics.
News
Mainline churches with evangelical leanings outpace their liberal counterparts, study says.
Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our May issue).
Lessons learned from illumiNations initiative could help other causes.
More from this Issue
Can research about the fruit of the spirit make you a better Christian?
I equated material possessions with happiness, until a high-school mission trip changed my thinking.
