EDITORIAL: De-Demonizing the UN While bloated and badly in need of reform, the UN fills a necessary role that Christians should support. Robert A. Seiple | posted 12/11/1995 12:00AM
EDITORIAL: Slain Are the Peacemakers How Israel's hawk became a dove Wes Pippert, director of Washington D.C. Reporting Program, U of Missouri | posted 12/11/1995 12:00AM
The Pulpit King The passion and eloquence of Gardner Taylor, a legend among preachers. Edward Gilbreath | posted 12/11/1995 12:00AM
BOOKS: Second-hand Abuse A husband confronts the pain of his wife's repressed memory. Stefan Ulstein, freelance journalist based in Bellevue, Washington | posted 12/11/1995 12:00AM
BOOKS: Virtue Rediscovered Moral tales for parents and children. Frederica Mathewes-Green | posted 12/11/1995 12:00AM
BOOKS: God Is God Roger E. Olson, Bethel | posted 12/11/1995 12:00AM
ARTS: A Guitarist in God's Court Christopher Parkening's music is dedicated to the glory of God alone. Steve Rabey | posted 12/11/1995 12:00AM
CONVERSATIONS: God's Smuggler Confesses Brother Andrew wonders if American Christians are willing to die for anything, even their faith. Michael Maudlin interview with Brother Andrew | posted 12/11/1995 12:00AM
Reflections Christmas Classic and contemporary excerpts. posted 12/11/1995 12:00AM
NEWS: The Son Also Rises The BGEA tabs the once-prodigal Franklin Graham to succeed his famous father. John W. Kennedy | posted 12/11/1995 12:00AM
NEWS: Graham Remains an Innovator Indoor-outdoor event the most technologically complex. John W. Kennedy | posted 12/11/1995 12:00AM
ARTICLE: In Pursuit of Character, Part 1 Scripting our lives by the stories we choose: what's missing from the character debate. Daniel Taylor, Behtel College | posted 12/11/1995 12:00AM
Matthew D. LaPlante in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | posted 2/07/2012 10:16AM
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