Volume 42, Number 2

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New Life Clinics' Steve Arterburn talks about why we are reluctant to be transparent about our problems.
by Michael G. Maudlin

A British course for non-Christians aims to transform North American evangelistic outreach.
Timothy C. Morgan

Roger Olson argues that a division between traditionalists and reformists threatens to end our theological consensus.
Responses by Clark H. Pinnock, Thomas C. Oden, and Timothy GeorgeRoger E. Olson

For me, theology is like a rich feast, with many dishes to enjoy and delicacies to taste.
Response Clark H. Pinnock

If there is no immune system to resist heresy, there will soon be nothing but the teeming infestation of heresy.
Response Thomas C. Oden

Theologians are not freelance scholars of religion, but trustees of the deposit of faith.
Summing up Timothy George

When Howard Jones broke the race barrier on Billy Graham's platform, he faced rejection from both sides.
Edward Gilbreath

Russian Baptists blend Orthodox culture with evangelical outreach.
by Beverly Nickles in Syktyvkar, Russia

The sacrifice of Calvary was not a part payment; it was a complete and perfect payment.
Charles H. Spurgeon