October, 2005

A fresh look at what this controversial marriage passage says–and doesn’t say.

New finds bolster the historicity of John’s Gospel.

D. A. Carson’s theological analysis of Brian McLaren, et al.

How Eastern Europe’s evangelicals are restoring the church’s vitality.

If you can’t be saved without Jesus, what about the Old Testament faithful?

Divine promises in the midst of suffering.

The new Bible Literacy Project curriculum is impressive—as far as it is able to go.

What Gulf churches were doing on the first Lord’s Day after Katrina.

The little-known story of the stem cells that actually work.

What does it mean when even embryonic stem-cell researchers have some qualms about their work?

Pro-lifers face a scientific and public relations juggernaut.

An estimated 53,000 Christians and Muslims in Nigeria’s central Plateau state have died since the current round of violence began in Jos on September 7, 2001. Benjamin Kwashi is the Anglican bishop of Jos.

Unless Africa tames corruption, new aid efforts will fail.

Why Rick Warren may succeed where others failed.

Foursquare Foundation gives grants outside its denomination.

Richard J. Foster and Dallas Willard on the difference between discipleship and spiritual formation.

Two Christians murdered apparently for showing the movie.

Christians at the forefront of aid after the deluge in Mumbai.

ELCA assembly opens door to same-sex blessings.

Breakaway California congregation wins church property.

Northern Ireland evangelicals: Laying down arms not enough.

Can peace process work without the strong-arm Garang?