"In the end, the marriage supper of the Lamb is not just the culmination of our faith—it is the beginning of an eternity of perfect, unbroken fellowship with our Lord."
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Burk Parsons examines the significance and meaning of the Lord's Supper.
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AIDS in Africa: What Does the Christian Faith Require?
By Stephen McGarvey
“If the church of Jesus Christ rises up to the challenge of HIV/AIDS, it will be the greatest apologetic the world has ever seen.”
A Higher Purpose for Higher Education
By Alan W. Dowd
Sending believers into the world means preparing gifted people to be redemptive force in their respective fields.
Reaching Out, or Selling Out?
By Susan Fikse
The debate over church marketing illustrates the tension between confronting the culture and accommodating it.
A Cup of Water Will Be Rewarded
By Emily Belz
Wellspring, a ministry of the Western North Carolina Presbytery, hopes to drill water wells in every North Korean province.
The Ethics of Enhancement
By Stephen McGarvey
How far should we go to make ourselves better?
Richard Dawkins: The Atheist Evangelist
By Larry Taunton
Richard Dawkins and the New Atheists present a major challenge to the Church. But the Church has been given an opportunity to retool, regroup, and reclaim the truth of the gospel, speaking it into the void.
Urban Paradox
By Michael Van Pelt and Rob Joustra
Reconnecting church and city: What part can churches play in New Urbanism and the revitalization of urban spaces?
The Chief End of Animals Part 2
By Michael Williams
The uniqueness of man is not primarily to distinguish him from the animals; rather, it is to call him to a special role as caretaker