News

Passages

Retirement, death, and other changes in the church and the world.

Retiring • Richard Mouw, president of Fuller Theological Seminary, in June 2013. He has been president since 1993.

Died • Elward Ellis, pioneer of black campus ministry and racial reconciliation with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, on May 12 in a car accident. He was 63.

Leaving • Shane Hipps, teaching pastor of Mars Hill Bible Church (Michigan), once a replacement is found. Hipps said the church elders’ new job description for him would “dramatically reduce my service to the broader church.”

Also in this issue

The CT archives are a rich treasure of biblical wisdom and insight from our past. Some things we would say differently today, and some stances we've changed. But overall, we're amazed at how relevant so much of this content is. We trust that you'll find it a helpful resource.

Cover Story

A Tale of Two Scientists: What Really Happened 'In the Beginning'

Tim Stafford

Cover Story

The Evolution of the Debate: Divided on Origins

CT Staff

Cover Story

Infographic: America's View on Evolution and Creationism

Graph by Column Five / Courtesy of The BioLogos Foundation

Review

The God Who Is (and Isn't) There

John Wilson

How to Drive Out Demons

The Cosmos's Best-Kept Secret

The Hymns That Haunt Us

Wilson's Bookmarks

John Wilson

The Problem with ‘Incarnational Ministry’

J. Todd Billings

Excerpt

Ashamed No More: A Pastor's Journey Through Sex Addiction

T. C. Ryan

Finding Jesus at Burning Man

Phil Wyman

NASCAR Driver Blake Koch Takes a Stand for Jesus

Mark Moring

Review

How Narratives Can Prepare Hearts for the Gospel

Jerry Root

The Gospel Is More Than a Story: Rethinking Narrative and Testimony

Rejoicing in the Wrath: Why We Look Forward to the Judgment Day

Trevin Wax

Editorial

Why Gay Marriage Is More Than a Legal Issue

How Maya Moore Brings Style and Grace to the U.S. Olympic Women's Team

Mark Moring

News

Philistine Digs Define David and Solomon

Gordon Govier

Gospel Goes Global

Elissa Cooper

Rich Mouw on Why Evangelicals Need to Be Quick to Listen to Mormons

Interview by Peggy Fletcher Stack

News

Childproofing Churches

C. L. Lopez

Why Divorce Calls Children's Existence into Question

Andrew Root

News

Foreign Adoptions in Short Supply

Ken Walker

The Other Iranian Revolution

Matthias Pankau and Uwe Siemon-Netto

News

Mixed Views on Vanderbilt Veto

Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra

Review

Go and Do

Matt Reynolds

Review

Where Sin Abounds

Matt Reynolds

Review

Enough

Matt Reynolds

My Top 5 Books On Special Needs

Letters to the Editor

Louis C. K. Disses Himself

Jessica DeCou

News

Gleanings

News

Go Figure

News

Should Pastors Be Guaranteed Job Security?

Compiled by Ruth Moon

News

Quotation Marks

A Season of Change at Christianity Today

Harold Smith

Review

Fighting to Die: Confusion About the Purpose of Martyrdom

Joe Carter

Should Churches Display the American Flag in Their Sanctuaries?

Douglas Wilson, Lisa Velthouse, and Russell D. Moore

News

Syria's Last Chance

Dale Gavlak in Amman, Jordan, and Cairo, Egypt

Q & A: Marco Rubio on His Faith of Many Colors

Interview by Sarah Pulliam Bailey

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