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September
2022
Volume 66, Number 6
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About This Issue
Our cover story this month argues that Christians have a unique opportunity, in our difficult housing market, to model for the watching world better kinds of community—not only inside our homes, but also out in the towns and cities where we live. Also in this issue: Dallas Willard's worries, enforcing abortion bans, and Afghanistan refugees a year after the pullout.
Cover Story
How US homebuyer woes can reorient us toward the eternal.
Features
Could we miss the whole point?
One year into the biggest US refugee wave since the Vietnam War, Christians are trying to buy Afghan immigrants more time.
Looking ahead, Christians should focus less on enforcement than on changing cultural attitudes.
For a clearer picture of this mysterious book, try trading a prediction lens for a missional lens.
I was a narcotics officer on the brink of suicide when God began his mighty healing work.
Views
Christian efforts to protect the body often fail to protect women.
To become who God is making us takes time and trust.
His care and compassion come from a surprising variety of sources.
In a performative age, brazenness gives an illusion of strength.
Reviews
How a “low anthropology” pushes back on perfectionistic assumptions about human nature.
Sniping from the sidelines is easy. Building something better takes patience.
A new study gives Black evangelicals their due.
Isaiah 6 filled me with world-changing zeal. But I needed to reckon with the whole passage.
News
Traditional church seating gets a second life at outdoor weddings.
Pandemic impact was not as predictable as expected, sociological study finds.
Title IX coordinators look for ways to combat silence and shame.
More than a third consider switching support to left-wing challenger.
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Can Christians show the world better forms of community?
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The underground movement transforming the church.
