Christianity Today

April 21, 1989

Volume 33, Number 7

May 12, 1989

April 7, 1989

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.

Listening to the Homeless

Letters

Visions, Voices, and Choices

Kenneth S. Kantzer

Teaching as Though Life Hangs in the Balance

Editorial

Bad-News Bearers

Since most Christian ministries are up to much good, what business do we have reporting the few who are deep in scandal?

Home, Street Home: Today’s Homeless Are a Lot like Us, and Urban Missions Are Adapting to a New Range of Needy People

The Prolife Credibility Gap: A Consistent Commitment to the Lives They Save Could Earn Antiabortion Activists More Support from Black Christians

Unravelling the Mystery of Weakness and Strength: The Answer Lies in the Paradox of the Cross

The Other Half of the Gospel?: Few Issues Generate as Much Discussion—And Disagreement—As the Role of Miracles in Today’s Church

What I Was Doing at the Hospital: A Minister Explains Spiritual Healing to a Skeptical Physician

Classic & Contemporary Excerpts from April 21, 1989

An Elusive Peace

Kim A. Lawton, in the Middle East.

Last Temptation Boycott Gets Mixed Reviews

Christians and Culture: The Theonomic Urge

Refugees Find Little Refuge in U.S.

Leaders Disagree on Future of the Church

Doctrine: Lcms Pastor Could Face Heresy Charges

Voodoo Sect Members Attack Missionaries

Central America: Evangelicals May Become a Majority in Guatemala

Ethics: Watergate Figure Preaches Honesty

A Victim of Inerrancy?

Sound Bites from Never-Never Land

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