A Handbook for "Earthy" Christian Living

Thomas Aquinas (1227–1274)

Many churches are vulnerable to sticky fingers near church funds.

When correcting wayward members, laxity and expulsion are not the only two options.

Deceivers wreak havoc in a church because they are almost impossible to catch.

Translated from Marianne Beyer-Frohlich, hrsg., Pietismus und Rationalismus (Leipzig, 1933), pp. 19–20.

When helping parishioners with tough ethical decisions, the easy way is not always the best.

How practical is it to guide Christians one at a time?

What kind of future awaits as? What are our choices? Peter Kreeft looks at Lewis's view of the kind of history we are creating…

Controversy has swirled around Robert Schuller’s teachings about self-esteem and possibility thinking. Some have accused him of being soft on the doctrine of sin. To answer these questions we went to Schuller personally, as well as to his writings and preaching.

Four views of sin are popular today. Which is right?

Dr. Kantzer has read extensively the writings of Robert Schuller and was a member of the trio sent by CT to spend a day interviewing him.