Table Of Contents
April
2013
Volume 57, Number 3
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Cover Stories
Not even senseless murder can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus.
The classic poem tells—and shows—how Christ's resurrection lifts us into flight.
Features
Saddleback wants to bring the gospel to the world's 3,400 unengaged people groups. Why it just might work.
We don't know why God permitted the Fall, but we know all too well the evil and sin that still plague us.
Why multiple translations might even be better than Scripture in its original languages.
How Pete Leonard's coffee roasting startup could become the world's largest employer of former convicts.
Did a widow with seven children get 15 years in an Egyptian prison for becoming a Christian? Not so fast.
Views
Why believers of all stripes should care about the new head of the Catholic Church.
How churches and pastors should respond.
Do Christians have a unique call to avoid strong language?
Carl Henry's complex legacy, 100 years after his birth.
Reviews
Abraham Kuyper imagined a world fallen yet still infused with the grandeur of a God willing to redeem it.
In search of books that move beyond longing and provide a hopeful, trust-deepening perspective.
Why Christians should aim to get low-income students a high-quality education.
One great agent of healing is showing love to those who have hurt us.
Chronic pain and depression taught Joni Eareckson and Ken Tada to put each other's needs first.
News
Benedict's decision shows how to serve well and leave well, experts say.
Christian ministries received $9.8 billion in cash donations in 2011. But which ones received most?
Reviewing decades-old abuse allegations isn't simple, as firing by Baptist missions agency shows.
English leaders say religious education is a necessary part of primary education.
Christians make real education possible for 21 million Filipino students.
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