Christianity Today

May, 2014

Volume 58, Number 4

June, 2014
April, 2014

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.

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Cover Story

Cover Story

Forgiving the Sins of My Father

How he taught me the deeper meaning of mercy.

Features

A Gospel for Everyone

What we mean when we profess ‘one catholic church.’

Matt Chandler, the Preacher Stung by Joy

The young Reformed pastor is supposed to take the Acts 29 Network to the ends of the earth. Why he may be just the man to do it.

The Battle of the Bible Films

A decade after The Passion, can filmmakers bring an artistic twist to Scripture without alienating moviegoers?

More from this Issue

Testimony

Twitter’s Social Innovator: All In for God

What happened the second time he flooded my life.

A Sinner Raised by Sinners

What it means to see our families through a gospel lens.

Reply All

Readers respond to the March issue via letters, tweets, and blogs.

News

News

The Great Baby Commission

One of Africa’s fastest-growing churches wants to expand by having as many children as possible.

News

The Polygamy Bill Dividing Kenya’s Christians

Churches call bill unbiblical, but Christian politicians push it through.

News

Born Again and Again

How ministries advocate for more prison reform.

News

Gleanings: May 2014

Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our May issue).

News

Is Neutrality Neutral?

Policy changes aiming for unity at two major Christian organizations spark backlash.

Reviews

Letting Scripture Interrupt You

When a verse or passage grabs your attention, don’t be afraid to stop and ask why.

Review

The Bible’s Unequivocal ‘No’ to Domestic Violence

Justin and Lindsey Holcomb offer the hope of grace to victims of abuse.

Excerpt

How We Forgot the Holiness of God

He may not be cruel and capricious. But don’t pretend he isn’t dangerous.

Review

Bonhoeffer Against the World

How did a young man with no apparent power become a hero of the faith? A new biography explains.

Wilson’s Bookmarks

From the editor of Books & Culture.

Views

The Best Way to Use Music in Church

The key to biblical worship: Let everyone sing!

The Myth of Happy Parenting

How did we come to expect pain-free child rearing?

Editorial

A World Vision for Church and Parachurch

Why the organizations that come alongside must also lead.

Additional Articles

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