Islam, U.S.A. Are Christians prepared for Muslims in the mainstream? By Wendy Murray Zoba | posted 4/03/2000 12:00AM
The Company of Sinners A divinely inspired institution, the church is full of ordinary people who sometimes say and do cruel, stupid things. By Kathleen Norris | posted 4/03/2000 12:00AM
Columbine's Tortuous Road to Healing One year later, survivors' recovery is filled with painful twists and turns. By Wendy Murray Zoba | posted 4/03/2000 12:00AM
Editorial:God Ble$$ America he rising economic tide floats all yachts. How should Christians help everyone else? TBy A Christianity Today Editorial | posted 4/03/2000 12:00AM
Editorial: Confronting Sudan Western Christians and governments should press Khartoum on multiple fronts. A Christianity Today Editorial | posted 4/03/2000 12:00AM
Reflections:Good Friday You do not understand Christ till you understand His cross. posted 4/03/2000 12:00AM
Reflections:Easter Sunday The joy of the resurrection renews the whole world. posted 4/03/2000 12:00AM
Good Question: A Little Wine for the Soul? The Bible says drunkenness is a sin (Galatians 5:21). But is occasional social drinking OK for Christians? By J. Lawrence Burkholde | posted 4/03/2000 12:00AM
Popular Culture:The Clay Cries Out The Miracle Maker presents an animated, supernatural, and utterly believable Jesus. By Douglas LeBlanc | posted 4/03/2000 12:00AM
Your World:Sex and Saints A new vocabulary for an oversexualized culture. By Frederica Mathewes-Green | posted 4/03/2000 12:00AM
The Book Report:Liberator of the West Aside from stumbling over John, Thomas Cahill's assessment of the historical Jesus is surprisingly sane. reviewed by David Neff | posted 4/03/2000 12:00AM
In Summary:Popular Apologetics Recent and important releases that will shape evangelical thought. By Mark Galli | posted 4/03/2000 12:00AM
Matthew D. LaPlante in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | posted 2/07/2012 10:16AM
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