The transofrming influence of twice-born individuals.

The religious reader has never had it so good.

A discussion of Christian action in that gray area between police-court control and laissez-faire.

How a young preacher makes up his own theology as he goes along. Result: The chicken dinners now outdraw the services.

Contemporary non-evangelical theologians are increasingly interested in tthe theology of missions . . . Evangelicals are strangely silent.

A noted layman presents seven propositions to help evangelicals find meaning in the complex patterns of history.

What if machines replace brains?

"Wherever industry spreads, the Church usually does not . . ." An analysis of the "strange mystique" of the technological age.

Faith in Jesus Christ and his Gospel is the necessary axis for life that is truly life.

Twentieth-century man is a pawn in a colossal struggle for the human soule.

Do you know the main weakness of the popular critical approach to the Gospels? A New Testament Scholar presents a list of flaws.

Reflections on the Lord's death for sinners.

Can Protestantism escape relativism in theology? . . . If so, how? By accepting agnosticism? By turning to Rome? By revitalising the Reformers?