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Augustine's Origin of Species
How the great theologian might weigh in on the Darwin debate.
by Alister McGrath
From Christianity Today
In the Valley of the Shadow of Suicide
A mother catches glimmers of hope after losing a son.
by Christine A. Scheller
From Christianity Today
Why We Need Earthquakes
Without them, the planet couldn't support creatures like us.
by Dinesh D'Souza
From Christianity Today
Top 10 Studies on Books of the Bible
These are the books of the Bible you were most interested in studying.
by JoHannah Reardon
From Christianity Today
Christ Is Risen—Run Away!
Why we don't always want to meet the resurrected Lord.
by Mark Galli
From Christianity Today
When Hope Feels Like a Fool's Errand
What the Cross and Resurrection teach us about forgiveness.
by Collin Hansen
From Christianity Today
Who Do People Say We Are?
It doesn't hurt to listen to what non-Christians think of us.
From Christianity Today
The Shack by King David
Why certain stories disturb many and comfort so many more.
by Gordon MacDonald
from Leadership
From Cold Turkey to the Cross
Fearing he was headed for hell, Randy Travis quit drinking and drugs and started following Jesus
by Andrew Greer
from Christian Music Today
On the Lasting Evangelical Survival
What will and will not survive of this movement.
by Mark Galli
from Christianity Today
Amazing Sin, How Deep We're Bound
Finding the courage to trust in grace.
by Mark R. McMinn
from Christianity Today
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin
from Christian History
Starbucks Spirituality
Postmoderns have three questions for Christians that you'd better be ready for.
by Brett Lawrence
from Leading Outreach
The Puzzling Faith of Abraham Lincoln
Where was God in this brutal national war? An unbaptized non-churchgoer came up with a profound answer.
by Mark A. Noll
from Christian History
5 Kinds of Christians
Understanding the disparity of those who call themselves Christian in America.
by Helen Lee
from Leadership
"Think with Me Today"
The seedbed of Martin Luther King Jr.'s greatest speech.
by Amos N. Jones
from Books & Culture
Battle Fatigue
Abortion opponents head into Obama presidency after big losses.
by Sarah Pulliam
from Christianity Today
The Promise I Thought God Forgot
by Stephanie Voiland
Songs to Stir the Soul
Sara Groves's music tells of injustice and calls us to action.
by Mark Moring
from Today's Christian
5 Resolutions to Keep
New Year's goals that are worth making
by Susan Alexander Yates
from Today's Christian Woman
He Knows My Name
What an elderly store clerk reminded me about taking my name for granted
by Ginger Kolbaba
from TCW's Editor's blog
Questioned Your Ancestry Lately?
Christian theology is radical because we believe all human beings bear the image of God.
by John Ortberg
from LeadershipJournal.net
The God of the Middle
by Stephanie Voiland
The Gospel According to Michael Jordan
One of the most "Christian" thoughts I've heard came from the basketball star.
by Paul Seebeck
from FaithintheWorkplace.com
Denominational Diagnostics
What I look for to find a healthy church.
by Philip Yancey
from Christianity Today
No Time to Cower
When days are desperate, be bold and move forward, for Jesus' sake.
by Gordon MacDonald
from LeadershipJournal.net
The Gospel and the Happiness Paradox
Can eternal happiness be achieved by selfish pursuit?
by John Ortberg
from LeadershipJournal.net
Schooled by the Psalms
Learning to pray is like playing the violin with virtuosos.
by Ben Patterson
from Christianity Today
Honest to God
I've learned I can bring him even my doubt and distrust.
by Camerin Courtney
from The TCW Editors' Blog
In the Mind and On the Heart
Why our desire for hard-and-fast rules is misguided
by Patty Kirk
from TCW's Walk With Me blog
The Angry Savior
Yes, Jesus taught peace and love. But Scripture reveals a Messiah who was not above losing His cool.
by Mark Galli
from Today's Christian
Surprised by Disability
Why the parts of the body that seem to be weaker are indispensible.
by Al Hsu
from Christianity Today
Theology in Aisle 7
Trying to organize a God who transcends.
by Carolyn Arends
from Christianity Today
What Jesus Did—and Still Does
Trying to understand and emulate our mysterious Lord
by Patty Kirk
from TCW's Walk With Me blog
Hollywood? No, Sher-wood!
How a Baptist church in Georgia became a movie-making mecca
by Peter Chattaway
from Today's Christian
What Is An Evangelical?
Coming to terms with terms isn't easy.
by John Ortberg
from LeadershipJournal.net
Prayer-Curses
Petitioning for pain in order to reach a positive outcome
by Andrea Bianchi
from the TCW Editors' Blog
The 30-Day Leviticus Challenge
One church's experiment in living the most arcane book of the Bible
by Daniel Harrell
from Christianity Today
Here's to All the Losers
Why defeat at the hands of God is magnificent.
by Carolyn Arends
from Christianity Today
Work the Wait
How I make the most of God's delays
by Stephanie Voiland
Church-Hopping with a Purpose
Fifty-two churches in a year
Reviewed by Linda McCullough Moore
from Books & Culture
Fearing God
Is there a way to understand the balance between his approachability and his holiness?
by Lisa Harper
from Today's Christian Woman
The Unexpected Delights of Being Lost
by Stephanie Voiland
Our Last Road Trip
I took a 4,000-mile journey down memory lane after Dad died … and it felt like he was riding shotgun.
by Brenda A. Smith
Today's Christian
Questioning God
Is it OK to wonder why he allows suffering?
by Holly Vicente Robaina
TCW's Walk With Me blog, May 2008
Talking Religion and Politics …
Without Getting Co-opted
by John Ortberg
Leadershipjournal.net, May 2008
Singleness and Scripture
What the Bible really says about those who aren't married
by Lisa Harper
The Grace of Wrath
Is there any story about God that isn't a love story?
by Carolyn Arends
CT, May 2008
A Deeper Relevance
Why many evangelicals are attracted to that strange thing called liturgy
by Mark Galli
CT, May 2008
The Poverty of Love
The desert fathers and mothers would know instantly why our gospel is too small.
by Bradley Nassif
Christian Vision Project, April 2008
Dear Disillusioned Generation
The 'failed experiment' called the church still looks better than the alternatives.
by Katie Galli
CT, April 2008
Forgiving Judas
Christlikeness in the face of betrayal
by Jane Johnson Struck
From TCW Editors' Blog, April 2008
An Open-Handed Gospel
We have to decide whether we have a stingy or a generous God
by Richard J. Mouw
Christian Vision Project, April 2008
Heaven Is Not Our Home
The bodily resurrection is the good news of the gospeland thus our social and political mandate.
by N.T. Wright
CT, March 2008
Tracing the Footsteps of Jesus
A fourth-century pilgrim left behind a vivid eyewitness account of the Land of the Bible and how Jerusalem Christians celebrated Holy Week.
by Jennifer Hevelone-Harper
CH, Winter 2008
Seven Days to Live
What can we learn from Jesus' last week on earth?
by Bill Hybels
TCW, March/April 1999
The 8 Marks of a Robust Gospel
Reviving forgotten chapters in the story of redemption.
by Scot McKnight
CVP, February 2008
The Vision Thing
Clarity came just as things got blurry.
by Al Hsu
CT, February 2008
An Efficient Gospel?
The modern world was inclined toward reduction, efficiency, and thing you can count.
by Tim Keel
LJ, Winter 2008
Conflicting Scriptures?
As I've studied the Bible, I've found verses that seem to contradict each other. How can this be?
TC, January/February 2008
"When I Was Killed … "
Not many people can begin a sentence with that phrase, but Don Piper, author of 90 Minutes in Heaven, can. The pastor shares his amazing story.
by Michael W. Michelsen Jr.
TC, January/February 2008
Doodling with Devotion
How the simplest art can become a form of prayer
by Robin Gallaher Branch
CT, January 2008
Abandoned by God?
I was laid off from my job, am deeply in debt, and my car broke down. Has God forgotten me?
TC, January/February 2008
What Evangelism Isn't
We need to stop mistaking other Christian activities for the spreading of the gospel.
by Mark Dever
CT, December 2007
Blessed Are the Barren
The kingdom of God springs forth from the empty womb.
by Sarah Hinlicky Wilson
CT, December 2007
A Rustling in the Garden
Why we sometimes wish the atheists were right.
by Mark Galli
CT, November 2007
Generation Exodus
Why do so many young people leave the church?
by Holly Vicente Robaina
Walk With Me blog, November 2007
Puncturing Atheism
Fourfold God Squad brilliantly takes on Dawkins, Hitchens, & Co.
by David Aikman
CT, October 2007
Like Sweet Ice Cream
Forgiveness tastes so good
by Nancy Kennedy
Walk With Me blog, October 2007
Gutsy Guilt
Don't let shame over sexual sin destroy you
by John Piper
CT, October 2007
God's Tattoo
Evidence of God's love is everywhere. But take a special look at his hands.
by by Stephanie Voiland
TCW, September/October 2007
The Good Life
Augustine says we must love the very best the most.
by Daniel H. Williams
CT, September 2007
Minding the Master
When does submission go too far?
by Andrea Bianchi
TCW Editors' Blog, September 2007
God's Writing Life
Our Creator has chosen a medium that is the most challenging of all.
by Philip Yancey
CT, September 2007
All That's Good in Sports
The NBA is as good a place as any for working out one's salvation.
a CT editorial
CT, September 2007
Eat, Drink, and Be Hungry
It's emptiness, not fullness, that Jesus blesses.
by John Koessler
CT, August 2007
Coming Home
Do your neighbors go to church? If not, do you know why? Their reasons are probably not the ones you'd expect.
by Thom S. Rainer and Sam S. Rainer
Outreach, July/August 2007
Liberate My People
Theologian and educator Ruth Padilla DeBorst says true Christian mission addresses issues of power and poverty.
interview by Andy Crouch
CVP, August 2007
Finding Father
Moving past a flawed parent to embrace the love of God.
by Cheri Fuller
TCW, July/August 2007
Holy, Holy, Holy
How can I reconcile my powerlessness to do good with the Bible's perpetual charges to do right?
by Patty Kirk
TCW, July 2007
Stumbling After Jesus
The Christian life was never meant to be a cakewalk.
by Stan Guthrie
CT, July 2007
What Ruth Graham Taught Me About Prayer
A powerful way to make God's words your own
by Robert J. Morgan
TC, July/August 1999
Too Busy for Quiet Time?
The good news is, you can nurture a growing relationship with God even in this hectic season.
by Carol Garborg
TCW, June 2007
Holy to the Core
We're tempted by moralism because we've forgotten what God wants at the center.
by Joel Scandrett
CT, May 2007
The Real Secret of the Universe
Why we disdain feel-good spirituality but shouldn't.
by Mark Galli
CT, May 2007
Why the Church Is Important
The institutional church is for every believer.
by Tony Campolo
CT, May 2007
God's 911
In trouble? Remember this emergency number.
by Victor Parachin
TC, September/October 2000
Operation Evil Power
If Christ has truly defeated the powers of Satan on the Cross, why do the powers of evil effectively operate in this world?
answered by Richard B. Hays
CT, February 2004
The Spilled Blood
When that Communion cup fell, the meaning of Christ's sacrifice became clearer to us all.
by Eli Knapp
TC, March/April 2007
Faith Without Borders
7 ways to become a cross-cultural Christian.
by Siri L. Mitchell
TCW, March/April 2007
Jesus and the Sinner's Prayer
What Jesus says doesn't match what we usually say.
by David P. Gushee
CT, March 2007
My Conversation with God
I had no idea what God would do when I asked him to use me.
Anonymous
CT, March 2007
A Divine Appointment
I wasn't buying what my visitor tried to sell me that bleak day, but it changed my life forever.
by Don Kimbro
Today's Christian, July/August 2005
Three Models of Hell
"Is hell nothing more than eternal torture of the unsaved? Why would God engage in punishment that seems so cruel?"
answer by R. Todd Mangum
CT, February 2007
God's Weird Love
I'm routinely puzzled by God's unusual choice of friends.
by Steve Brown
TC, January/February 2007
The Problem with Mere Christianity
We jettison "nonessential" theology at our own peril.
by J. Todd Billlings
CT, February 2007
"How Do I Uncover My Spiritual Gifts?"
3 ways to discern how God wired you.
by Nancy Ortberg
TCW, January/February 2007
Credible Christianity
A former "acid-dropping hippie chick," Barbara Curtis challenges believers to find common ground with people from "the other side."
by Laura Christianson
TC, January/February 2007
Dethroned
Jesus puts the all-important self in its place.
by David P. Gushee
CT, January 2007
Fresh Air
3 practices to breathe life into your conversations with God.
by Keri Wyatt Kent
TCW, January/February 2007
Charity Fatigue
Every day we get more donation requests from worthy causes. How can we always give when asked, as Jesus commanded?
by Christin Ditchfield
TC, November/December 2006
Dating Jesus
When "love of my soul" language goes too far.
by Agnieszka Tennant
CT, December 2006
The Mary We Never Knew
Why the mother of Jesus was more revolutionary than we've been led to believe.
by Scot McKnight
CT, November 2006
The Church's Great Malfunctions
We should be our own fiercest critics, doing so out of the deep beauty and goodness of our faith.
by Miroslav Volf
CVP, November 2006
Rigo's Story
What a poor, immigrant child taught me about Christ's love.
by Julianne Bahlinger
TC, November/December 2006
Got Street Smarts?
Do you need to know culture to reach culture? Discover why and how you can relate to today's unchurched like Christ did—incarnationally.
by Mark Batterson
Outreach, November/December 2006
Hot Buttons
Strategies several churches are using to reach out to men.
by Brian Mavis
Outreach, November/December 2004
The Top 50 Books That Have Shaped Evangelicals
Landmark titles that changed the way we think, talk, witness, worship, and live.
CT, October 2006
Young, Restless, and Reformed
Calvinism is making a comeback—and shaking up the church.
by Collin Hansen
CT, September 2006
God Is Already Here
In his latest book, Philip Yancey wrestles with the mysteries of prayer as only he can.
by Edward Gilbreath
TC, September/October 2006
Despair Not
There is something worse than misery and death.
by Stephen L. Carter
CT, September 2006
How to Create Cynics
Everybody knows when we're covering up our confusion with God-talk.
by David P. Gushee
CT, September 2006
The Angry Savior
Yes, Jesus taught peace and love. But Scripture reveals a Messiah who was not above losing his cool.
by Mark Gali
TC, July/August 2006
What Forgiveness Isn't
6 myths that may be keeping you from letting go
by Denise George
TCW, July/August 2006
Planes, Trains, and the Timid Evangelist
How I learned to stop worrying and enjoy the ride.
by Iris Munchinsky
TC, July/August 2005
Are You Listening?
Spiritual opportunities surround us every day when we take the time to engage with others and practice the fine art of listening.
by David Ping
Outreach, March/April 2005
Back to the Book
Seven ways to ignite a passion for reading the Bible.
by Kathy Widenhouse
BCL
The Gift of Unanswered Prayer
Sometimes God's "no" is exactly what we need.
by Jerry Sittser
TC, July/August 2004
Finding Christ in the Crisis
When difficulties strike, how can you and your church offer hope?
by Amy Spence
Outreach, November/December 2004
Choking on Anxiety
How to stop worrying and start giving your concerns to God.
by Charles Swindoll
TC, March/April 2005
Eternal Certainties
While things are confusing down here, we can always trust in the hope of heaven.
by Richard Tatum
CTLibrary.com
Emerging Confusion
Jesus is the truth whether we experience him or not.
by Charles Colson with Anne Morse
CT, June 2006
The 1st Corinthian Church of America
A Texas pastor issues a call to the church to dive into the muck of cultural America and engage a broken world.
by John Burke
Outreach, July/August 2005
A Long, Warm Glow
A respected evangelical elder on the life of faith.
by Philip Yancey
CT, May 2006
Mary Magdalene
Meet the real friend and follower of Jesus.
by Liz Curtis Higgs
TCW, May/June 2006
Statistical Illusion
New study confirms that we go to church much less than we say.
by Bob Smietana
CT, April 2006
Unsaved Parents
I'm worried about my elderly parents' eternal destiny. What can I do?
by Christin Ditchfield
TC, March/April 2006
Nothing But the Blood
More and more evangelicals believe Christ's atoning death is merely a grotesque creation of the medieval imagination. Really?
by Mark Dever
CT, May 2006
Prayers That Move the Heart of God
How to cultivate a meaningful conversation with the Lord.
by Nancy Guthrie
TCW, March/April 2006
Searching for the Gospel of Jesus
by Donald Miller
Outreach and Evangelism, January/February 2006
For God's Sake
What 147 elk taught me about prayer.
by Philip Yancey
CT, March 2006
The Least of These
In Matthew 26, Jesus says the poor will always be with us. Does that mean efforts to wipe out poverty are pointless?
by Nancy Ortberg
TCW, January/February 2006
Schedule, Interrupted
Discovering God's time-management
by Mark Buchanan
CT, February 2006
Remembering to Forget
Starting the new year off right means looking forward, not backward. Here are three crucial steps for letting go of the past and grabbing on to God's promises.
by Ellen Vaughn
TC, January/February 2006
Making Do with More
In an age of abundance, how do we survive with our souls intact?
by Tim Stafford
CT, February 2006
How the Kingdom Comes
The church becomes countercultural by sinking its roots ever deeper into God's heavenly gifts.
by Michael S. Horton
CT, January 2006
A Right Time for Quiet Time?
What's the best time to do personal devotions?
by Christin Ditchfield
TC, November/December 2005
The Word on the Street
What the homeless taught me about prayer.
by Philip Yancey
CT, January 2006
My Soul's Dark Night
The best of evangelicalism didn't prepare me for this struggle.
by Charles Colson with Anne Morse
CT, December 2005
Playing Favorites
Why has God answered others' prayers for healing, but not mine?
by Nancy Ortberg
TCW, November/December 2005
The Underrated Spiritual Secret
Gratefulness is not exotic or sophisticated, but it can change your life.
by Ellen Vaughn
CT, November 2005
Prayers That Connect
Nine approaches to getting heart-to-heart with God.
by Sandra Picklesimer Aldrich
TC, May/June 1998
Havin' Cyber Church
Is Christian fellowship via the Internet an acceptable alternative to church services?
by Christin Ditchfield
TC, September/October 2005
What Will Heaven Be Like?
Thirty-five frequently asked questions about eternity.
by Peter Kreeft
CT, June 2003
Can I Really Expect God to Protect Me?
Divine promises in the midst of suffering
by Nancy Guthrie
CT, October 2005
No Apology
How do I forgive someone who hasn't said "I'm sorry"?
by Nancy Ortberg
TCW, September/October 2005
Entertaining Demons
Is the Devil responsible for every bad thing that happens?
by Frederica Mathewes-Green
TC, January/February 2003
The Making of the Christian
Richard J. Foster and Dallas Willard on the difference between discipleship and spiritual formation.
Interview by Agnieszka Tennant
CT, October 2005
Impractical Christianity
Faith really begins to make a difference when it stops "working."
by Peter K. Nelson
CT, September 2005
Toxic Christians
My Christian friends are so negative and judgmental. What should I do?
by Christin Ditchfield
TC, July/August 2005
Come, Lord Jesus—But Not Too Soon
Why it's hard to be heavenly minded.
by John Koessler
CT, September 2005
A New Church Home
5 questions to ask when looking for a place where you belong.
by Julie-Allyson Ieron
TCW, July/August 2005
Planes, Trains, and the Timid Evangelist
How I learned to stop worrying and enjoy the ride.
by Iris Munchinsky
TC, July/August 2005
Battles Follow Blessings
Satan often targets us when we're least expecting it.
by Anne Graham Lotz
TC, July/August 2005
"I Waited Too Long"
You don't have to be perfect to share God's love.
by Christin Ditchfield
TC, July/August 2005
How Discipline Died
The church should stop taking its cues from the state
by Marlin Jeschke
CT, August 2005
To Judge, Or Not to Judge
Christ commanded us not to judge others, but aren't there times when common sense or prudence requires it?
answered by Roger E. Olson
CT, July 2005
Going Deeper
Tired of surface-y Christianity? Dive into the deeper waters of spiritual formation.
by Dieter Zander
LeadershipJounral.net, July 11, 2005
How Much Is Enough?
The challenge of tithing on a limited income
by Christin Ditchfield
TC, May/June 2005
It's Hard to Be Like Jesus
Why would anyone choose to follow a God who promised more hardship, not less? Exposing the myth of the prosperity gospel.
by Philip Yancey
TC, May/June 2005
The Strength of Solitude
Learning to be with God in solitude allows us to be Godly in community.
by Ruth Haley Barton
CT, June 2005
Beware Christian Junk Food
Why the average believer is starving for something more.
by Anne Graham Lotz
TC, May/June 2005
A Quirky and Vibrant Mosaic
Evangelicals are admired, mocked, praised, scorned—and all for good reason.
by Philip Yancey
CT, June 2005
The Cost of the Cross
When faced with religious discrimination on the job, I had a difficult choice: Wear my cross, or bear it?
by Caleb Sjogren
TC, May/June 2005
Random Acts of Healing?
Why does God heal some people and not others?
by Christin Ditchfield
TC, May/June 2005
Our Fathers Who Are On Earth
If Satan thinks they are a key battleground, shouldn't we?
by Roland C. Warren
CT, May 2005
In Today's Culture, What Does It Mean to Keep the Sabbath Holy?
Christians aren't bound by Old-Testament Sabbath directives, but Jesus never said to forget the Sabbath completely.
by Lauren Winner
TCW, January/February 2004
Riding Out the Storm
A faith based simply on what you feel will not survive the tough stretches.
by Anne Graham Lotz
TC, March/April 2005
Hearing God's Call
How can I figure out what God wants me to do with my life?
by Nancy Ortberg
TCW, March/April 2005
Killing with Kindness
Why is the church against euthanasia in instances where people are in terrible pain?
Answered by David P. Gushee
CT, December 2004
"Have You Ever Been Stoned?"
Why God's forgiveness is greater than our deepest contrition
Richard J. Bauman
TC, March/April 2005
Forgiving the Unrepentant
Can I forgive those who have betrayed me if they are not repentant?
answered by R.T. Kendall
CT, February 2005
Spirituality for All the Wrong Reasons
Eugene Peterson talks about lies and illusions that destroy the church
interview by Mark Galli
CT, March 2005
Global Suspense
The trick of faith is to believe in advance what will only make sense in reverse.
by Philip Yancey
CT, March 2005
Hurry Up and Pray
The importance of waiting for God's power.
by Max Lucado
TC, November/December 2004
The Church—Why Bother?
There is no healthy relationship with Jesus without a relationship to the church.
by Tim Stafford
CT, January 2005
All Sins Are Not Equal
Are all sins weighed equally, or is one more important than another?
by J.I. Packer
Christianity Today, January 2005
Ask Before You Answer
How to talk to skeptics, unbelievers, and mule-headed friends and family about God.
by Randy Newman
ChristianBibleStudies.com
Dangerous Meditations
What harm is there in achieving a higher state of consciousness through meditation?
by Douglas Groothuis
CT, November 2004
New York's New Hope
From inner-city gardens to fine-art exhibitions to political activism, street-smart churches are changing the culture of America's largest and most dynamic city.
by Tony Carnes
CT, December 2004
The Legal Implications of Witnessing at Work
What you need to know before reaching out on the job
by David C. Gibbs, Jr.
Faith in the Workplace, October 29, 2004
The Emergent Mystique
The "emerging church" movement has generated a lot of excitement but only a handful of congregations. Is it the wave of the future or a passing fancy?
by Andy Crouch
CT, November 2004
"Why, God, Why?"
Facing the painful question that life keeps asking.
by Anne Graham Lotz
TC, September/October 2004
Drawing Closer to God
How a spiritual director can help you grow in your faith.
by Agnieszka Tennant
TCW, September/October 2004
Wind of Terror, Wind of Glory
We cannot know God's majesty without his terrible holiness.
by Daniel Tomberlin
CT, October 2004
Here Comes the World
As refugees seek a better life in the U.S., American Christians are discovering a mission field outside their front door.
by John W. Kennedy
TC, May/June 2004
The Edge of Expectation
What I've discovered through the act of waiting
by Cindy Crosby
TCW, January/February 2004
When Freedom Isn't
How can we live by God's standards without coming across as "intolerant"?
by Frederica Mathewes-Green
CR, January/February 2004
Can You Hear Me Now?
Why we should turn off our cell phones and reconnect to a deeper call.
by Rodney Clapp
CR, July/August 2003
The Gospel According to John (Eldredge)
The gospel is not about sin management, says this best-selling author; it's about adventuresome life.
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
CR, May/June 2003
Praying for Mr. Right
What is the Christian way to find the partner that God has for me?
by Frederica Mathewes-Green
CR, May/June 2003
When God Seems Silent
What to do when life is dark and heaven's quiet
by Verla Gillmor
TCW, March/April 2003
Back to the Book
Seven ways to ignite a passion for reading the Bible.
by Kathy Widenhouse
CR, March/April 2003
Did God Really Say That?
The Lord won't give you more than you can handle? Well, not exactly.
by Norris Burkes
CR, November/December 2002
My Sister Rejected God
What I learned about loving a family member who doesn't share my faith in Christ.
by Jane Merrill
TCW, November/December 2002
Looking Up
How Lisa Beamer, widowed wife of 9-11's United Flight 93 hero Todd Beamer, finds strength in her faith.
by Jane Johnson Struck
TCW, September/October 2002
When Life's on Hold
Three ways to find worth in your wait.
by Faith Tibbetts McDonald
TCW, September/October 2002
Mainstreaming Single Adults
In a recent Leadership article, Seay said single adults should be mainstreamed with married people in church life.
by Chris Seay and Weekly readers
LeadershipJournal.net Newsletter, August 1, 2002
Prayers from an Afghan Prison
Interrogated and tried by the Taliban, Dayna Curry and Heather Mercer discovered a higher purpose for their imprisonment.
by Meg Cullar
CR, July/August 2002
Measuring Up
How I learned I didn't need to worry about it.
by Verla Gillmor
TCW, July/August 2002
Start Spreading the News
Why it's important to reach outside your Christian clique.
by John Ortberg
TCW, July/August 2002
Double Jeopardy
Former Taliban hostages Dayna Curry and Heather Mercer talk about the risks they took, the imprisonment they suffered, and their hopes to return to 'the hardest place on Earth.'
by Stan Guthrie and Wendy Murray Zoba
CT, June 28, 2002
Rediscovering Holiness
If you think it's just a set of rules, you may be surprised.
by Ruth E. Van Reken
TCW, May/June 2002
Singular Hopes
Don't tell the unmarried to "be content." Here's a better response.
by Kimberly Hartke
Leadership Journal, Spring 2002
A New Dimension
Fresh ways to deepen your prayers for your loved ones.
by Julie-Allyson Ieron
TCW, January/February 2002
Rubbing Out the Singles Pastor
Why we do ministry mob-style.
by Chris Seay
Leadership Journal, Spring 2002
In God We Trust
Ways to face the future with confidence.
TCW, January/February 2002
Lord of the Ring-less
Three views on the single scene.
by Chris Seay, Kimberly Hartke, Harold Ivan Smith
Leadership Journal, Spring 2002
Single … with Children
Three keys to effective ministry with single-parent families.
by Barbara Schiller
Leadership Journal, Spring 2002
Welcome to America
What could one woman do for a refugee family of six?
by Karen Beattie
TCW, November/December 2001
Surviving a Spiritual Dry Spell
8 women share their secrets.
TCW, July/August 2001
Savor the Season
Ways to add a little "summer" to your soul.
by Nancy Beach
TCW, July/August 2001
Solitary Refinement
The church is doing better than ever at ministering to single people. But some evangelical assumptions still need rethinking.
by Lauren F. Winner
CT, June 11 2001
A Singular Mission Field
There are more single people in America than ever—and they need the church as much as ever.
by Margaret Feinberg
CT, June 11 2001
Holy Moment
Births and deaths and everything in between are full of God sightings.
by Evelyn Bence
CR, May/June 2001
The Buddy System
Together Julie Rodriguez and Diana Navarro have battled witchcraft and racial stereotypes to find a business—and faith—to call their own.
by Camerin Courtney
TCW, March/April 2001
Help For an Older Single Man
What are churches doing to help?
by editor Kevin A. Miller
February 7, 2001
A Believer's To-Be List
Steps to a fresh start with God.
by Philip Yancey
CR, January/February 2001
Short Step, High Impact
This Week's Theme: On God's Mission
by Gene Smillie
Men of Integrity, Sep/Oct 2000
Women Churchgoers 'Face Growing Difficulty in Finding Partner'
British magazine says church is out of single men, especially older ones.
by Cedric Pulford in London
CT, June 2000
Hide It In Your Heart
Put God's Word where it can do the most good.
by Debbie Steensland
CR, May/June 2000
Bad Girls
What you can learn from them!
by Liz Curtis Higgs
TCW, May/June 2000
10 Objections to Christianity
And how to respond.
by Frank Harber
TCW, March/April 2000
On the Threshold
What you can learn from entering into tough times.
by Virelle Kidder
TCW, November/December 1999
Seduced
It started innocently with horoscopes and charms—but before long, I was snared.
by Barbara V. Gardner
TCW, May/June 1999
7 Days to Live
What can we learn from Jesus' last week on earth?
by Bill Hybels
TCW, March/April 1999
Jesus' Unanswered Prayers
Even God's son didn't get an instant reply.
by Philip Yancey
CR, March/April 1999
Reality Check
I thought I'd been a Christian for years, but was I really?
by Myra Langley Johnson
TCW, January/February 1999
Change the Way You Talk to God
Breathe new life into your prayers with these tips.
by Sandra P. Aldrich
TCW, May/June 1997
But They're So Different…
How to reach the world that's moving into your neighborhood.
by Ravi Zacharias
CR, March/April 1997
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