Table Of Contents
July
2011
Volume 55, Number 7
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Cover Story
Like many evangelical organizations that were built in the past 50 years, Focus on the Family is attempting to thrive—and survive—past its founder.
Features
Focus on the Family isn’t the only Colorado Springs organization preparing for its future after James Dobson.
With its people turning to Christ in waves, India hosts more believers now than at any time in its 4,000-year history.
The metropolitan archbishop of the Eastern Orthodox Church in the U.K. on evangelism, evangelicals, and the Orthodox Church.
How his 21st-century evangelical makeover distorts the New Testament reality.
Our most cherished democratic values are grounded in Jesus' sovereign authority.
Views
Jesus will put an end to this earth—but that is not the end of the story.
Christian thinkers weigh in on whether family or friends should intervene if a terminally ill Christian decides against life-extending treatment.
Reviews
Why the final movie is only the beginning of the Harry Potter phenomenon.
Brooks's portrait of human flourishing lacks the essential elements of rescue and redemption.
How conditions on earth shape our views of the afterlife.
How Andrew White's Baghdad congregation brings God's love to a war-torn land.
Short reviews of 'Heaven Revealed,' 'Rediscovering the Church Fathers,' 'Orphanology,' 'Our Triune God,' and 'Perspectives on Tithing.'
News
With more than 22 million users on mobile platforms, and millions more on its website, it has unusual success in creating a massive participatory system like Wikipedia or YouTube.
Important developments in the church and world.
Recent comments from Oprah Winfrey, Jim Wallis, and others that have stirred the pot.
Churches discuss future paths since the votes came in for the Presbyterian Church(USA) to open the door to ordaining non-celibate homosexuals.
Supreme Court hears arguments today on whether fired teacher is a religious employee.
Observers weigh in on questions related to the 2012 election.
Catherine Clark Kroeger championed women’s equality without budging on scriptural authority.
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