February 5, 2001

New Law Helps Church Gain Storefront Site

Self-centeredness is cured by looking deeply within the life of the Trinity.

An end-times pilgrim counts the cost of discipleship

In elections, and in life, there is something more important than winning.

Two books disclose the unforeseen hazards of divorce, and the unexpected fruits of marriage.

NCC withdraws endorsement of ‘one-man, one-woman’ marriage statement.

Few seem to have noticed the euthanasia movement’s latest gains

Unconventional ‘Theophostic’ counseling cites results in rebutting its critics.

Despite benefits, automatic electronic transfers still rare in churches

Episcopal Church court may decide fate of Montana’s Charles Jones next week.

But China’s unofficial congregations resist evil cult label

Evangelicals assess the bitter lessons of the Fujimori years

Persecution of religious minorities stirs Christian outrage against government inaction.

Pastor who resists injustice is repeatedly beaten by police.

German evangelist Reinhard Bonnke’s evangelistic crusades are setting attendance records, but career missionaries worry about discipleship.

Steve Tompkins believes God has a sense of humor

The show’s popularity goes beyond its 10th anniversary star on Hollywood Boulevard.

Muslim Fundamentalist law troubles Christians and some Muslims

Visiting Nigeria taught me as much about the despair in my own soul as it did the soul of this country.

Death is the heartless divider—or so I thought before I watched my grandpa die.

Too much worship is convivial rather than adoring

The Millennial generation may be uniquely wired to stand—and sweat—for God.

Muslims have increased efforts to take control of Holy Land sties revered by Jews and Christians.

Gen-X Christians are reinterpreting the meaning of church unity.

Old Friends, New Ventures