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Volume 53, Number 10
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Cover Story
Evangelicals desperately need spiritual and moral renewal—on that everyone agrees. But what do we do about it?
More from this Issue
We must believe, live, and communicate all that makes the Christian message staggeringly comprehensive good news.
Recent statements on health care reform, evangelism, politics, and other topics.
More evangelical therapists move from changing orientation to embracing faith identity for gays.
Church leaders and observers weigh in on a current debate.
The Assemblies of God asks whether its distinctive teaching is being lost in outreach efforts.
One way to open ourselves afresh to the word of grace.
With his latest research on emerging adults, sociologist Christian Smith helps the church reach out to a rootless generation.
Top Christian lawyer Gao Zhisheng vanishes as government stifles dissent.
Francis Chan keeps pushing and pushing to make more and more disciples.
In a season of heightened violence and reduced financial support, Tijuana Christian Mission keeps up the good fight.
Political change is giving the abortion lobby an upper hand. What's the best action for pro-life Christians to take next?
The pro-life movement needs people who are willing to speak out in the public square.
Donald Miller reflects on what it's like to have your life become a movie script.
A seasoned journalist looks at the movement and sighs. A review of A Lover's Quarrel.
Hunter Baker argues that Christians should not abandon God talk.
