|
August 2008 |
FEATURES and
ARTICLES:
- Racing for Jesus: How God-fearing drivers and a nationwide ministry bring
faith to NASCAR. [Deann Alford]
- Cheating Death: NASCAR reminds us how much we
have to lose. [Mark Galli]
- The 30-Day Leviticus Challenge: One church's
experiment in living the most arcane book of the Bible. [Daniel Harrell]
- Redeeming Law: In a cynical society suspicious of lawyers, Christian law schools
are decidedly not. [Tim Stafford]
- Zipping It: Colleges' silence on sexual
ethics is hurting students who want out of the hookup culture, says Donna
Freitas. [Interview by Katelyn Beaty]
- Reading in Good Faith: The Shack is a
tale of tragedy redeemed, not a theological treatise.
- Denominations: Southern
Baptists repent about membership rolls.
- Legal: Whose 'Footprints' are they?
- Church Life: Health-care crunch comes to church.
- Election 2008: Faith-friendly
Democrats may take congressional control.
- Nonprofits: Giving drops when it's
needed most.
- Global South: Pastor jailed for human-head rituals.
- Finance: Cornerstone crumbles into bankruptcy.
- …and more!
|
|
News and commentary from a Biblical perspective.
Christianity Today
provides insightful Christian perspective and thoughtful
analysis on the relevant news, trends, and events of our day. You'll find this lively,
engaging magazine an informative and trustworthy resource on issues that matter
most.
|
|