Christianity Today

October 2, 1981

Volume 25, Number 17

October 23, 1981

September 18, 1981

The CT archives are a rich treasure of biblical wisdom and insight from our past. Some things we would say differently today, and some stances we've changed. But overall, we're amazed at how relevant so much of this content is. We trust that you'll find it a helpful resource.

Editor’s Note from October 02, 1981

Eutychus and His Kin: October 2, 1981

Editorial

Our Love Is Not Enough

Bible Studies that Bring Them to Belief

What Commentaries Can (and Can’t) Do

Heeding the Whole Counsel of God

Booker T. Washington: Freeing the Spirit for Service

My Walk toward Death’s Door

The Church in Asia: Getting on the Charts

Asian Pastors for Asian Churches

The shortage of trained Asian workers impedes church growth throughout this least Christianized continent.

Reagan’s Budget Cuts Challenge the Church

Former Southern Baptist Sunday School Board Officer Wins Settlement

Prolife Leaders Hurdle O’connor Nomination

WCTC Sends in Christians, Not Government, to Save City

Lloyd Billingsley

Exodus from United Methodist Church Accelerates

Reformed Scholars Meet Marxism Head-On

Mormons and Scouts: A Happy Mix

Love Helps Needy without Being Had

Phyllis Ten Elshof

Glory Bulges

Refiner’s Fire: John Wesley Alive!

Carol R. Thiessen

Proper Exposure from the Pulpit

Getting Hold of Our Feelings

Book Briefs: October 2, 1981

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