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Volume 53, Number 9
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Cover Story
Why the 500-year-old Reformer retains an enthusiastic following today.
More from this Issue
Recent remarks on the Anglicans' teaching on sexuality, ancient catacombs advertisements, Tim Tebow's virginity, and other news developments.
Former pastor arrested in a $120 million Ponzi scheme, International Aid shuts down, and other news in the Christian world.
The president of HCJB Global discusses how the evangelistic organization known for shortwave broadcasting is changing in light of new media realities.
D.C. adultery scandals shed light on Christian support in the capital.
Calvin would have preferred the library carrel to the pulpit.
Why he assented to the execution of Michael Servetus.
When it comes to careful exegesis and consistent theological systems, Calvin set the bar high.
Calvin was no charismatic, but he was closer to it than some Reformed people readily admit.
In a bleak economy, Christian colleges reinvent themselves.
For-profit Christian education is becoming more attractive.
How Jerry Falwell's ambitious sons have led the Lynchburg university to financial success and a burgeoning student body.
Joel Hunter is known by many as part of President Obama's inner circle of pastors. Fewer know him as one of America's most innovative church planters.
Why the care of language is more important than ever.
What this Lutheran learned when he visited the Amish.
Accused of witchcraft by parents and churches, children in the Democratic Republic of Congo are being rescued by Christian activists.
On his journey from Calvary Chapel through the Vineyard, the emerging church, the Alpha Course, and now the Anglican Mission in America, Todd Hunter has remained tightly focused on evangelism.
It's time to get to the bottom of the great national tragedy.
How we got into the atheism culture war in the first place. A review of David Bentley Hart's Atheist Delusions.
Short reviews of Funeral for a Stranger, Quantum Leaps, and Catcher.
Theology in color, motion, and sensory detail. A review of N.D. Wilson's Notes from the Tilt-a-Whirl
Exploring the seven deadly sins doesn’t have to be depressing. An interview with Glittering Vices author Rebecca Konyndyk DeYoung.
Joe Henry is adventurous in words and music. A review of Blood From Stars.
Short reviews of Glory Revealed II and new albums from Orphan Project, Christy Nickels, and Tracy Lawrence.
Thoughts while sitting beside my brother as his brain and body failed.
