September 2007 Issue
Idolatry makes sense; it just doesn't work
Randall L. Roberts
Maybe it's time to try something that doesn't make near as much sense, at least not to the world around us.
Maybe it's time to try something that doesn't make near as much sense, at least not to the world around us.Surprises in biblical typology - Part two of two
Hans K. LaRondelle
Paul's epistles are to be understood against the background of the religious situation and moral needs of each particular audience. This counts especially for his letters to the Galatians and Corinthians.
Paul's epistles are to be understood against the background of the religious situation and moral needs of each particular audience. This counts especially for his letters to the Galatians and Corinthians.Rediscovering the heart of God on a hospital gurney
R. Leslie Holmes
I felt very much alone. The devil was having a heyday reminding me of all that can go wrong. Then God came.
I felt very much alone. The devil was having a heyday reminding me of all that can go wrong. Then God came.Reaching the postmodern mind
Aleksandar S. Santrac
What is postmodernism? Is it an open critique of modernism, a development of the "new worldview" all together, or something else?
What is postmodernism? Is it an open critique of modernism, a development of the "new worldview" all together, or something else?Therapeutic preaching
Larry Yeagley
A sermon should provide a healing balm, especially when parishioners are facing tough times.
A sermon should provide a healing balm, especially when parishioners are facing tough times.Letters to the Editor
Missionaries’ kidsWhat Happens to Their Children?”(May 2007) is an excellent articleon the benefi cial gifts of missionaries—their outstanding children. Theremust be a lot more stories about thiscontribution of dedicated missionaries.I know a retired minister in southernCalifornia…