April 3, 2000

California churches crucial in Prop. 22 debate.

Gary Bauer is out of the presidential race, but not the campaign.

African-American churches aim to create ‘systemic wealth’ in inner-city neighborhoods.

Recent and important releases that will shape evangelical thought.

Feds OK low-power radio licenses, but broadcasters decry interference.

Sudan’s ‘slaughter of the innocents’ toughens religious freedom coalition.

Nepal’s Christians see unprecedented growth in this Hindu kingdom.

Christian broadcasting in Africa is amplified by new technology, innovative partnerships.

The rising economic tide floats all yachts. How should Christians help everyone else?

Now is the time to turn the tide, says apologist Carl Ellis.

A divinely inspired institution, the church is full of ordinary people who sometimes say and do cruel, stupid things.

One year later, survivors’ recovery is filled with painful twists and turns.

The disciple Thomas reveals an important truth about faith.

Western Christians and governments should press Khartoum on multiple fronts.

The Bible says drunkenness is a sin (Galatians 5:21). But is occasional social drinking OK for Christians?

The Miracle Maker presents an animated, supernatural, and utterly believable Jesus.

Aside from stumbling over John, Thomas Cahill’s assessment of the historical Jesus is surprisingly sane.