Table Of Contents
March
2014
Volume 58, Number 2
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Cover Story
Inside the world of the new Bible coders—and how they will change the way you think about Scripture.
Features
Why the ecumenical movement keeps working to overcome fraying in the body of Christ.
The popular blogger thrives on big surprises, busy schedules, and church community.
How a generation of children, sexually abused overseas, aims to protect others before it happens.
Views
The legalization of pot provides an opportunity to examine Christian freedom.
How I came to embrace this misunderstood label.
Experts discuss how to prevent nominal Christians from leaving the faith.
Reviews
Gordon T. Smith describes how fallen sinners are made holy.
Trillia Newbell casts a vision for a reconciled, racially diverse church.
Why his teachings touch on more than matters of theology.
How the church could do a better job preparing them for positions of power.
News
Missionaries from indigenous backgrounds may be the key to reaching the nations
Cult violence prompts pastors to ramp up doctrine—and work with state officials.
Ken Ham and Bill Nye will debate creationism. Experts discuss whether such debates are helpful.
Legalized marijuana is a gold mine for Colorado revenue—and what else? Ask the churches.
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