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Seminary Professor Accused of Secret Second Marriage

Accountability group says Vince Bantu, an expert in ancient African Christianity, is justifying adultery with an argument for polygamy. Bantu denies their claims.

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Sports Betting Has Become Too Prevalent for Christians to Ignore

Kyle Worley

These Christians Have Not Given Up on North Korea

Compiled by Sara Kyoungah White

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You Can Turn Off the News and Still Be a Good Citizen

Harvest Prude

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Mobilizers See Millions of Future Missionaries in Overseas Filipino Workers

Angela Lu Fulton

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School Screens Are Worst for the Least of These

Wendy Kiyomi

Many children are adversely affected by laptops and tablets in the classroom. Some, like my son, are affected more.

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The Man Who Made Global Methodism Possible

Daniel Silliman

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Keith Boyette prepares for retirement as the denomination gathers formally for the first time.

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God at the Bottom of the Glass

Francis S. Collins

An excerpt from “The Road to Wisdom: On Truth, Science, Faith, and Trust” on discovering the hand of God in the science of his creation.

Shielded from Truth at Our Own Expense

Justin Giboney

The Bible consistently tells us we must examine ourselves and accept correction, but our culture is forgetting the art of fair critique.

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The Uneasy Conscience of Christian Nationalism

Russell Moore

Editor in Chief

Instead of worldly control of society, Christ calls for renewed hearts.

Unclench Your Fist

Kristen Deede Johnson

Instead of white-knuckling our way through life in a pluralistic, rapidly changing society, Christians should learn from Augustine’s openhanded discipleship.

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‘Wesley Is Fire Now’ and Evangelicals Are Being Strangely Warmed

Clayton Sidenbender

Two decades after New Calvinism, some young Christians are turning to Methodist history for theological sustenance.

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One-on-One with Rebeccah Heinrichs

Mike Cosper welcomes Rebeccah Heinrichs of Hudson Institute for a conversation about national security.

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Hope in Darkness

Russell Moore

Lifting the clouds of depression with Alan Noble.

Where Ya From?

‘The Essence of Superwomanhood’ with Dr. Jeanne Porter King

The preacher and teacher shares lessons for practicing wellness and living a holistic life in God.

Being Human

The Search for Belonging When You’re One of a Kind

Steve Cuss

Dennis Edwards discusses marginalization, assumptions, and expectations.

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Our September/October issue explores themes in spiritual formation and uncovers what’s really discipling us. Bonnie Kristian argues that the biblical vision for the institutions that form us is renewal, not replacement—even when they fail us. Mike Cosper examines what fuels political fervor around Donald Trump and assesses the ways people have understood and misunderstood the movement. Harvest Prude reports on how partisan distrust has turned the electoral process into a minefield and how those on the frontlines—election officials and volunteers—are motivated by their faith as they work. Read about Christian renewal in intellectual spaces and the “yearners”—those who find themselves in the borderlands between faith and disbelief. And find out how God is moving among his kingdom in Europe, as well as what our advice columnists say about budget-conscious fellowship meals, a kid in Sunday school who hits, and a dating app dilemma.