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2007
Volume 51, Number 6
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Table of Contents
A Christian publishing update.
A year after the July 2006 war, Lebanon's Christians face a murky future.
New volumes tell much about our Lord--and our cultural moment.
What should we make of bestselling books blasting Christians?
Leepike Ridge has something for everyone.
Why Oprah and millions of readers can be wrong.
Organization-speak threatens to blind us to the church's unique glory.
After a massacre like Virginia Tech's, how we minister makes all the difference.
A sermon given on the Virginia Tech campus two weeks after the shootings.
Virginia Tech's Korean Christians wrestle with the aftermath of a massacre.
Conservative leaders doubt his support among evangelicals will last.
Evangelical ambivalence mirrors national immigration gridlock.
Singaporean theologian Simon Chan says 'missional theology' has not gone far enough.
Donald Miller helps culturally conflicted evangelicals make peace with their faith.
There's more to mission than church planting, author argues.
22 titles that bring understanding to people, events, and ideas that shape evangelical life, thought, and mission.
Part 3 of the ongoing debate between Christopher Hitchens and Douglas Wilson.
Hall, a former Democratic congressman, directs the faith component of a new Middle East initiative sponsored by the State Department and members of Congress.
Malatya murders, Child Online Protection Act, and Remnant convictions.
The Supreme Court's abortion decision shows that the arguments have changed.
Recent statistics on religious websites, evangelicals and homosexual teachers, and women's roles.
Comments from Anthony Kennedy, Zach Johnson, Billy Graham, and others.
Appointments and selections of Don Argue, Ken Blackwell, and others.
Church leaders confront President Mugabe.
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