Table Of Contents
March
2012
Volume 56, Number 3
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Cover Story
How Christian universities are unique, and how they can stay that way.
Features
College presidents discuss the relevance of Christian higher education, the theological issues facing Christian universities, and more.
How five small Christian schools are adapting to the new environment.
Our redemption, it turns out, began long before Calvary.
The one divine 'law' that tells us to stop striving for transformation.
Rosie Thomas beams with it on her new album.
Views
Brothers and sisters, we are neither kingmakers nor powerbrokers.
A recent unanimous ruling reveals deep commitment to our 'first freedom.'
An author, the creator of 'VeggieTales,' and a professor weigh in.
If we have such an extravagant Savior, we should attempt to create a fuller meal.
Reviews
The multi-talented artist on her new album, her visual art, and ... babysitting.
Dinesh D'Souza's latest volume of apologetics updates a natural law argument.
Picks from Craig A. Evans, author of the forthcoming 'Jesus and His World.'
How to strengthen communities that welcome strangers.
Brief reviews of 'The Dream of a Broken Field,' 'Nothing More Happens in the 20th Century,' and 'The Fear Index.'
How Martin Luther's doctrine of vocation can mold marriage, parenting, and childhood.
Brief reviews of 'The Art of Worship,' 'How to Read the Bible Through the Jesus Lens,' and 'Creed'
News
Fewer people are thinking about whether they will go to heaven after death.
Important developments in the church and the world.
A new kids' curriculum adds a different focus.
Wealthy Christians favor new tool for family funds.
One year after disaster, sacrificial giving gains churches new credibility.
More from this Issue
Some things can't be taught in a classroom.
The founder of Credo House Ministries teaches theology over a cup of joe.
