Table Of Contents
August
2010
Volume 54, Number 8
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Cover Stories
Homespun, savvy, and with a relentless focus on Jesus, Beth Moore has become the most popular Bible teacher in America.
Features
If the apostle Paul knew fatigue, anger, and anxiety in his ministry, what makes us think we can avoid them in ours?
Christians gave Albert Camus good reasons not to believe. He gave me a reason to return to faith.
A new biography helps us sense what life was like for the "pretty weird" and highly influential Julian of Norwich.
Views
Should Christians continue to smuggle Bibles into China?
Why we're afraid of it, and why we shouldn't be.
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Furious Love highlights spiritual warfare around the globe.
In “Be Very Afraid,"' sociologist Robert Wuthnow explains how Americans typically respond to fear.
Picks from Timothy George, founding dean of Beeson Divinity School.
The main problem with most marriages, says Paul Tripp, is lack of submission—to God. A Review of 'What Did You Expect? Redeeming the Realities of Marriage.'
Reviews of 'The Natural Desire to See God,' 'Calvin's Ladder,' and 'Layover in Dubairom' from the editor of Books & Culture.
The latest edition of 'Operation World' spotlights a shifting global church.
News
This year, four world missionary conferences are celebrating the Edinburgh meeting's centennial, but with distinctly different views of its legacy and future.
Important developments in the church and the world.
Observers weigh in on whether Christians have a special responsibility to have children.
The 2000 Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act takes shape.
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Robert Gelinas, the Jazz Theologian, marches to the beat of a smooth drummer.
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