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Today's Christian, July/August 2007
A Woman Called Job
After losing two children to a rare disease, Nancy Guthrie has become an unofficial spokesperson for finding God's hope in the midst of suffering.
by Jennifer Schuchmann
Contents
Church Life
After the Fire
A Methodist pastor and her two congregations discover hope amid the ashes of adversity.
by Ken Walker
Health & Fitness
The Chewing Tobacco Diet
God used my student's addiction to teach me something about my own.
by Gail Griner Golden
Pop Culture
Creating the Good in Hollywood
Christian screenwriters are changing the television and film industries from the inside out.
by LeAnne Benfield Martin
Faith at Work
Role Called
Forget the limousines and million-dollar mansions. For many Hollywood actors, life is more about paying the bills and living out their faith.
by Dan Ewald
Showing God's Love
The Road to Emmaus
John Green's Chicago ministry offers hot showers, home-cooked meals, Bible studies, and friendship to male prostitutes seeking refuge from the streets.
by Dawn Herzog Jewell
Profiles
The Offbeat Evangelist
Blue Like Jazz author Donald Miller doesn't pass out tracts. Instead, he finds common ground with non-believers—and helps other Christians to do the same.
by Douglas LeBlanc
Departments
The Fine Print
Beyond "Tinky Winky" Perspectives
Having Your Say
We're reading your mail
Lite Fare
Humor from our readers
Quick Takes
The Tithing Challenge
Mandisa—Life After Idol
Story Behind the Song
"Battle Hymn of the Republic"
Everyday Theology
Fasting, Prayer, and Pride; Phony Prophets
Bible IQ
Fire from Heaven
Persecution Report
Myanmar's Repressive Regime
The Last Laugh
Just Like Old Times
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