Table Of Contents
July/August
2013
Volume 57, Number 6
Read CT anywhere you go.
Subscribers have full access to CT's digital archives, including special issues. Download a PDF of this issue, or browse individual articles below.
About The Archives
The CT archives are a rich treasure of biblical wisdom and insight from our past. Some things we would say differently today, and some stances we've changed. But overall, we're amazed at how relevant so much of this content is. We trust that you'll find it a helpful resource.
Cover Stories
Yes—if we set our eyes on the Cross of Christ. A pastor's response.
Even those passages about shellfish, mixed fibers, and animal sacrifice.
We're troubled by God's commands for Israel to wipe out entire peoples. Why we should be encouraged.
Features
He wrote and taught like no one else on the 'with-God life.'
The radio journalist speaks about her faith, vocation, and what most media miss about evangelical Christians.
After Fukushima’s tragedy, God moved church leaders to the disaster-zone frontlines, where they encountered Jesus in fresh ways while serving their neighbors.
Scholar Atsuyoshi Fujiwara says Japanese are showing new interest in Christianity.
Japanese create postdisaster Christian community through fellowship, discipleship—and jewelry.
Christians have good reasons to resist gender-neutral alternatives.
How setbacks in my life revealed the Lord's true character.
Views
The church’s response to the LGBT movement must be that matter matters.
Three views on foreign-born preachers in the pulpit.
How far will women—and all of us—go to prove we're in control?
Reviews
The 'Battle Hymn of the Republic' has marched its way through American history. But does it do justice to Jesus?
The beloved Christian apologist's best books range beyond the Chronicles of Narnia.
Bruce Strom’s legal assistance nonprofit takes its cues from the Good Samaritan.
My glimpse into the hopes, anxieties, and regrets of the homeless in Harvard Square.
How family and faith sustained Frank Page as he grieved the loss of his sweet, but troubled, Melissa.
The show's heart is
unshakably retributive.
News
Conservative Christians are more likely to say they're targeted.
The U.S. government got food aid to 45 million last year. Can it do better?
A 2008 crackdown on religious worker visas has left many immigrant churches in the lurch.
Experts weigh in on whether or not churches should disassociate with the youth organization over its gay-members policy.
Charismatic churches surge in growth amid a devout—and sometimes violent—Hindu majority.
More from this Issue
A tribute to Christianity Today's esteemed editor in chief.
