Table Of Contents
April
2010
Volume 54, Number 4
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Cover Stories
Why scholarly attempts to discover the 'real' Jesus have failed. And why that's a good thing.
A response to 'The Jesus We'll Never Know.'
A response to 'The Jesus We'll Never Know.'
Features
Reading the Bible through the eyes of outsiders can awaken the church from numbness.
What we learned from Jews, Muslims, and Arab Christians as we traced the footsteps of Christ in Galilee.
If we are completely saved from our sins through the Cross, what's the point of the empty tomb?
The surreal, sometimes comical story behind the discovery of the Jesus Boat.
Views
Haiti's devastating quake reminds us that orphans matter to God.
Mark Labberton, Kate Bruce, and Keith Drury discuss better ways to deliver God's Word.
How should we respond to the loss of confidence in the government?
Reviews
What Elizabeth Gilbert discovered about marriage before she ate her words in 'Committed.'
Stories can help us visualize the new shape of world Christianity.
How biblical faith can help us discover who we are in an age of self obsession.
"Where Heaven and Earth Meet," "The Making of Evangelicalism," and "The Double Comfort Safari Club."
Historian Vinson Synan reflects personally on the Pentecostal movement.
News
Leaders weigh in on whether churches should form separate corporations to receive federal social-assistance funds.
Russ Stendal, held hostage for months by narco-terrorists, now ministers in their midst.
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