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September 2005

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September, 2005

Impractical Christianity Subscriber access only

Faith really begins to make a difference when it stops 'working.'

Neighbor Love Inc. Subscriber access only

Christians in business have an honored place in God's plan.

Helping Afghanistan One Cupcake at a Time Subscriber access only

Why a Christian couple trains Kabul's women to bake, cook, and keep house for Westerners.

The Politics of the People of God Subscriber access only

The Church has a unique role to play in our politicized culture.

Bookmarks Subscriber access only

Quick reviews of Life@Work, The Power of Hospitality, Sex, Lies, and the Media, and When You're Facing the Empty Nest.

A More Demanding Faith Subscriber access only

Christian history is full of attempts to lead a more radical faith.

The New Monasticism

A fresh crop of Christian communities is blossoming in blighted urban settings all over America.

The Holy and the Ivy

Intellectual skepticism persists in the Ivy League. Thankfully, so does a vibrant Christian faith.

High-Tech Circuit Riders

Satellite churches are discovering a new way to grow the body of Christ.

The Court's Uncertain Trumpet Subscriber access only

Unprincipled Commandments rulings leave a nation guessing.

Christianity Today News Briefs Subscriber access only

Recent developments at Christian organizations.

God Behind Barbed Wire Subscriber access only

How a Nazi-soldier-turned-theologian found hope.

Subverting Dignity Subscriber access only

Nina Shea on the greatest threat to human freedom today.

The Daniel of Religious Rights Subscriber access only

Nina Shea is not someone to tangle with. And the persecuted are mighty glad.

Come, Lord Jesus—But Not Too Soon Subscriber access only

Why it's hard to be heavenly minded.

Go Figure Subscriber access only

Recent stats on religious expression, public displays, and marriage.

Abolishing Abstinence Subscriber access only

Telling underage kids not to have sex is surprisingly controversial.

Quotation Marks Subscriber access only

Recent quotes from Eric Rudolph, J.K. Rowling, the Pope, and Tammy Faye.

Neighbor Love Inc. Subscriber access only

Christians in business have an honored place in God's plan.

Passages Subscriber access only

Deaths, promotions, and other items from the religion world.

End Extreme Poverty in 2005? Subscriber access only

No way. But we can still do something significant.

The $1 Billion Handoff Subscriber access only

Sir John Templeton, who died Tuesday, gave his born-again son control of the famous foundation in 2005.

Christians Raise Ministry Profile Subscriber access only

Celebration 2005' offers service as low-key witness.

Court Decision Worries Churches Subscriber access only

Kelo puts religious property at risk.

Connecticut Six' Battle Heats Up Subscriber access only

Bishop removes priest, changes dissenting church's locks.

I Now Pronounce You Husband and Husband Subscriber access only

Homosexual marriage now legal; pressure feared.

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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