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The Jesus We Never Got
If movie makers had been alive in Elijah's day, he would have been cast in the role of Jesus.
By Philip Yancey
TC, May/June 2002
Lessons from Children's Church
Great spiritual truth can be learned while sitting in a pew—or in a tiny plastic chair.
By Beverly W. Dillard
TC, September/October 2007
The Heart of Worship
What it is, and what it isn't. An interview with Saddleback Church's Rick Muchow.
Interview by Dawn Zemke
TC, January/February 2007
The Angry Savior
Yes, Jesus taught peace and love. But Scripture reveals a Messiah who was not above losing His cool.
By Mark Galli
CT, July/Aug 2006
Getting Away with God
A spiritual retreat can quiet your soul and renew your faith. Here's how.
by Brenda Jank
TC May/June 2006
Remembering to Forget
Starting the new year off right means looking forward, not backward. Here are three crucial steps for letting go of the past and grabbing on to God's promises.
By Ellen Vaughn
TC, January/February 2006
It's Hard to Be Like Jesus
Why would anyone choose to follow a God who promises more hardship, not less?
By Philip Yancey
TC, May/June 2005
Reaching for the Summit
The journey of faith is filled with hardship, uncertainty—and exhilaration.
By Philip Yancey
TC, November/December 2004
"Why, God, Why?"
Facing the painful questions that life keeps asking.
By Anne Graham Lotz
TC, September/October 2004
Faking Church
Do we really want to serve God—or is it more rewarding to just look the part?
By Dan Schaeffer
TC, July/August 2004
Deep Down from Heaven
Why we'll never get to the bottom of God's love.
By Max Lucado
TC, March/April 2004
Ask Before You Answer
How to talk to skeptics, unbelievers, and mule-headed friends and family about God.
by Randy Newman
TC, January/February 2004
Unlocking the Power of Prayer
How best-selling author Stormie Omartian turned pain and desperation into a passion for prayer.
Interview by Ginger E. Kolbaba
CR, November/December 2002
Back to the Book
Seven ways to ignite a passion for reading the Bible.
By Kathy Widenhouse
CR, March/April 2003
Loose Lips
When you "share" other people's problems, are you really gossiping?
by Ramona Cramer Tucker
CR, March/April 2002
Blessed Be the Beans
A meager meal that I've never forgotten.
by Delores Bius
CR, November/December 2001
Worship Wigglebusters
Five games to keep children attentive in church.
by Barb Jenista and Sue Miholer
CR, May/June 2001
A Believer's To-Be List
Steps to a fresh start with God.
by Philip Yancey
CR, January/February 2001
Four Rings and a Nickname
Pop Ferger's gift stayed with me for a lifetime.
by Carl E. Nelson
CR, May/June 2000
Hide It in Your Heart
Five ways to keep the Bible in mind.
By Debbie Steensland
TC, May/June 2000
Jesus' Unanswered Prayers
Even God's son didn't get an instant reply.
by Philip Yancey
CR, March/April 1999
No Gift Too Small
All God's gifts are valuable—even ones that pale by comparison.
by Mary Ellen Rothrock
CR, July/August 1998
Strong to the Finish
Your life's race requires help from above.
by Craig Brian Larson
CR, May/June 1998
Coming Clean
What We've Learned from the Dead Sea Scrolls
Sixty years ago, a dramatic discovery promised to revolutionize our understanding of the Bible. Has it?
by Kevin Dale Miller
CR, July/August 1997
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