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Volume 43, Number 12
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Cover Story
Revelation says more about church life today than about how the world will end.
More from this Issue
In offering their confessional book, Cal Thomas and Ed Dobson have made an important contribution to the ongoing discussion about Christians and politics ["Is the Religious Right Finished?" Sept. 6].
Freeze on redemptions leaves pensioners in a pinch.
Bestseller Left Behind is slated for the big screen
Letters Jesus might write to churches today.
Do you think that this is what I had in mind when I said, "Follow me," and then headed for Golgotha in Jerusalem?
To the Pentecostal and Charismatic Churches of North America:
To the Church Called Mainline:
To the Inner-City Pastor and Church:
To the Rural Church:
To the Church Which Seeks Seekers:
To the Church That Endures Persecution:
Don't waste your time doing what Jesus said can't be done.
A review of end-times books with only a wee, little bit of Y2K hype thrown in.
At UCLA, amid war protests and police helicopters, teachings on an imminent end made a lot of sense.
Some events described in Revelation occurred contemporaneously with the prophecies themselves.
How antihomosexual crusader Fred Phelps discredits the church
The view of time that the round clock suggests is only a polite fiction. In reality, time is running out.
