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October 2005

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October, 2005

Bridging the Ephesians 5 Divide Subscriber access only

A fresh look at what this controversial marriage passage says--and doesn't say.

Raiders of the Lost Pool Subscriber access only

New finds bolster the historicity of John's Gospel.

Emerging Solutions--and Problems Subscriber access only

D. A. Carson's theological analysis of Brian McLaren, et al.

Bookmarks Subscriber access only

Quick reviews of new books.

Squeezing the Reader's Heart Subscriber access only

Ted Dekker sees himself as a reverse missionary.

Under Reconstruction Subscriber access only

How Eastern Europe's evangelicals are restoring the church's vitality.

Salvation sans Jesus

"The Gospel of Jesus Christ: An Evangelical Celebration" states that sincere worshipers of other religions will not be saved—does that also refer to Moses and other Old Testament faithful? —Ty Conley, Salem, Oregon

Can I Really Expect God to Protect Me?

Divine promises in the midst of suffering.

The Beginning of Education Subscriber access only

The new Bible Literacy Project curriculum is impressive—as far as it is able to go.

Grace That Surprises Subscriber access only

Quotations to stir the heart and mind.

The $65,000 Question Subscriber access only

And the answer my autistic grandson gives.

The Sunday After Subscriber access only

What Gulf churches were doing on the first Lord's Day after Katrina.

Live Patients & Dead Mice

The little-known story of the stem cells that actually work.

Ethics Interrupted Subscriber access only

What does it mean when even embryonic stem-cell researchers have some qualms about their work?

Stemming the Embryonic Tide Subscriber access only

Pro-lifers face a scientific and public relations juggernaut.

Facing an Unwelcome Truth Subscriber access only

We can do better when it comes to bearing the burdens of battered women.

Q+A: Ben Kwashi Subscriber access only

An estimated 53,000 Christians and Muslims in Nigeria's central Plateau state have died since the current round of violence began in Jos on September 7, 2001. Benjamin Kwashi is the Anglican bishop of Jos.

Can We Defeat Poverty? Subscriber access only

Unless Africa tames corruption, new aid efforts will fail.

Hunting the Big Gazelle Subscriber access only

Why Rick Warren may succeed where others failed.

Purpose Driven in Rwanda

Rick Warren's sweeping plan to defeat poverty.

Machiavellian Morality Subscriber access only

One reason teenagers, among others, are jammed in our prisons.

Quotation Marks Subscriber access only

Recent quotes on Pat Robertson, salesman pastors, school prayer extremists, and Intelligent Design.

Deadening the Heart Subscriber access only

Killer video games are no 'safety valve'—quite the opposite.

Go Figure Subscriber access only

Recent stats on corporate non-giving to faith groups, donations to the Baptist World Alliance, and a drop in church programs.

Of Wardrobes and Potters Subscriber access only

A story about faith and fairy tales.

Tithes That Bind Subscriber access only

Foursquare Foundation gives grants outside its denomination.

Christianity Today News Briefs Subscriber access only

Recent developments in Christian education, American Orthodox, and ministry in Iraq and Zimbabwe.

The Making of the Christian

Richard J. Foster and Dallas Willard on the difference between discipleship and spiritual formation.

Flood of Mercy Subscriber access only

Christians at the forefront of aid after the deluge in Mumbai.

Jesus Film Ire Subscriber access only

Two Christians murdered apparently for showing the movie.

Compromise' Settles Nothing Subscriber access only

ELCA assembly opens door to same-sex blessings.

Judge to Diocese: Hands Off Subscriber access only

Breakaway California congregation wins church property.

A Question of Repentance Subscriber access only

Northern Ireland evangelicals: Laying down arms not enough.

Leader's Death Unsettles Nation Subscriber access only

Can peace process work without the strong-arm Garang?

Don't Miss

Rob Bell's 'Ginormous' Mirror

Rob Bell's 'Ginormous' Mirror

To read his book is to read about our fascination with ourselves.
Losing my Edge

Losing my Edge

When your initial enthusiasm fades, you need a plan if you're going to bring your best to your calling

War and Peace

War and Peace

Pastor Tullian Tchividjian survived a leadership coup by finding rest in the liberating power of the gospel.

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