News&Reporting

Issue 37: Children question God, how you beat your DNA, and keeping Creation together.

Issue 36: What smells so good, the other First Thanksgiving, and birds that gather to remember.

Issue 35: Fractals, zombie ants, and a dashing evangelist-monk.

Columbanus died 1,400 years ago this month, having re-evangelized Western Europe.

Issue 34: The long, weighty future of a whale’s body, God’s childlike attention, and hip op.

Issue 33: Martian gardens, making choices in Colombia, and a relatively instantaneous trip.

Issue 32: Sloths’ splendid slowness, Lilias Trotter’s gambit, and a cross-eyed view of God.

Issue 31: Yellowstone’s wolves, the strangest plant, and an even more beautiful creation.

The changes at Yellowstone aren’t just an elegant recipe for ecological balance.

Issue 30: Picturing plankton, the rarely told story of the first missionary to the Muslims, and the arresting burning bush.

Issue 29: Fishing with fathers, what we go out into the wilderness to see, and how Joy began to find Jesus.

Facts we learned—and stuff people are wondering about—from the exploration mission so far.

Issue 27 (our first anniversary!): Peregrine falcons, the storm that changed Western Christianity, and a wonderful word after waiting.

Only God knows what is in our hearts. But sociological findings can get us closer.

Scientists are working harder than ever to help us disappear. But maybe Christians already have.

Issue 25: The hopes and fears of invisibility, Hudson Taylor’s mission at 150, and the mystery of the world.

The brickmaker has a history with houses of worship.

The church is starving for honest witnesses to moral failure.

The Bible, history books, and newspapers are full of resurrection stories. But something different happened at Jesus’ tomb.