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July/August
2017
Volume 61, Number 6
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Table of Contents
Features
Robots could take half of our jobs in the next decade. Here’s why Christians have nothing to fear.
Latino congregations are launching their own international partnerships to support ministries and churches in their homelands.
Leer en españolA new focus on the family is changing how Christians care for abandoned and neglected children.
Pulitzer Prize–winner Frances FitzGerald looks at the long history behind evangelical political activism.
Jesus’ transformation on the mountain might have more to do with us than we think.
Only a vibrant inner life can sustain the activist’s soul.
Measuring meekness can help the church as long as we remember the only One who had something to brag about.
News
When helping hurts the professional helpers.
Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our July/August issue).
Both pilgrims and pleasure seekers allow Arab believers to resist exodus amid ISIS.
Views
Why a faith that transcends all nations leaves room for patriotic devotion.
When our life unravels, He holds the threads.
Amid persecution and a travel ban, Iran’s youth want community and transformation from within.
What really keeps us engaged with the discipline of studying Scripture.
Reviews
How the makers (and watchers) of movies are engaged in a kind of prayer.
God's people can't unite against the Enemy when half of them are on the sidelines.
From John Wilson, editor of Education & Culture at thebestschools.org.
Why theologian Matthew Bates would have evangelicals profess ‘allegiance’ to Christ.
In Every Issue
How unwelcome change can lead to a fuller life.
Responses to our May issue via letters, tweets, and Facebook posts.
I saw an American soldier reading his Bible, and I wanted to know more.
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