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Global Religious Freedom Takes Its Biggest Hit in Over a Decade
Christianity is the biggest religion in the world. It's also still the most restricted.
Griffin Paul Jackson|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
One-on-One with Pastor Choco DeJesus on ‘Move into More: Limitless Surprises of a Faithful God’
We settle for less because there is a challenge that comes with seeking more.
Ed Stetzer|
It’s Not My Daughter’s Job to Teach Me About Women
I’m learning how to rightly respect the opposite sex, not because I had a child but because of ongoing encounters with Christ.
Esau McCaulley|
Testimony
I Grew Up in a Ministry Family—and I Hated It
But as I poured out my anger on the world, Jesus was waiting to pour out his perfect love.
Dave Yauk|
Spirited Life
Heard the One About the Jewish Man, the Roman Demon, and the Gentile Pigs?
Exploring the multiple meanings behind a New Testament “political cartoon.”
Andrew Wilson|
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Gleanings: July/August 2018
Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our July/August issue).
CT Staff|
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A Degree of Contention at Christian Schools
Rise of honorary degrees raises concern about misuse of “Dr.” in ministry.
Kate Shellnutt|
Book Review
Want to Share the Gospel Effectively? Always Ask About the Tattoo
The simplest questions can open the door to amazing conversations.
John Teter|
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Excerpt
Don’t Roll Your Eyes at Lies
If we're created in the image of Perfect Truth, then we can't keep speaking with the forked tongue of the Serpent.
Jen Wilkin|
Evangelism
Does Evangelism Jeopardize Authentic Artistic Expression?
What an Old Testament artist tells us about aesthetic vocation.
David McNutt|
Isaac Backus: An 18th-Century Evangelical with 21st-Century Wisdom
On questions of race, religious liberty, and political power, the Baptist preacher should be our guiding light.
Brandon J. O'Brien|
Interview
Christian Artists: Don’t Leave the Bible Behind
Why a scriptural imagination is essential to the making and enjoying of art.
Interview by Jennifer Craft|
Cover Story
Out of the Flood
Three teens survived a rising river at a Bible camp in Comfort, Texas. Would their faith?
Brittney Martin|
Pending Resolution
Blessed Are the Slow
Scripture reminds us that love—and loving communication—is patient.
Sandra McCracken|
Editor's Note
Our July/August Issue: Tragedy's Many Angles
When it takes more than one story to tell a story.
Andy Olsen|
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Mideast Christians See Russia—not the US—as Defender of Their Faith
Perplexed by America on Syria, Russian evangelicals and Middle East Christians debate if Moscow really cares.
Jayson Casper|
Book Review
You Can’t Have Racial Justice Without a Bloody Cross
Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove’s necessary rebuke on race rests on a sadly truncated gospel.
Daniel Darling|
Excerpt
The Day I Fervently Asked Jesus to Come Back
How a friend’s tragic death gave me a new perspective on hope.
Caleb Kaltenbach|
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New & Noteworthy Fiction
Refugees at the Canadian border, a father’s fervent hope for forgiveness, and school segregation in 21st century America.
Anne Bogel|

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Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
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Why the NYC pastor’s goal is “to winsomely offend everybody.”

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