Table Of Contents
May
2013
Volume 57, Number 4
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Cover Stories
How Christian hip-hop could call the American church back to the gospel—and hip-hop back to its roots.
Features
Michael Cromartie is guiding media elites into a more accurate view of conservative Christians.
To read his book is to read about our fascination with ourselves.
His ways are hidden from ordinary eyes, but not from the eyes of faith.
How Silicon Valley entrepreneurs are taking a leap of faith to create technology that makes you more human.
Four Silicon Valley residents who are wielding their region's capital for good.
Views
Experts weigh in on how to engage young people.
How marriages can survive deployment—with some help from the church.
Reviews
Christian formation means shaping our loves, says Jamie Smith, not just educating our minds.
Christians, says Richard Stearns, have everything they need to finish Jesus' mission—except the willpower.
Books to remind us that holistic mission is not evangelism or justice, but always and forever both.
After fleeing her own broken life, Sarah Thebarge learned to see God's image in her refugee neighbors.
News
80 percent of young unmarried evangelicals have had sex? Really?
Why we'll see more impressive discoveries in the field.
The "morning-after pill" is the center of healthcare reform fight and a federal judge's order that it be available over the counter.
Dreams, visions, and healings spur new disciples among the 10-12 million Roma in Europe.
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