His life was an enduring protest against the materialistic mania of modern man.

The religious reader has never had it so good.

Does the subconscious notion that fiction is deceit dull interest in the evangelical novel?

He tried all the devices: newspaper ads, radio programs, give-away leaflets, mailing, even a coupon good for a sermon!

A discussion of Christian action in that gray area between police-court control and laissez-faire.

An earnest effort to relate academic disciplines to Christian realities.

How a young preacher makes up his own theology as he goes along. Result: The chicken dinners now outdraw the services.

A minister of forty years indulges in a bit of fantasy, sits in a pew, and surveys the church. . .

Contemporary non-evangelical theologians are increasingly interested in tthe theology of missions . . . Evangelicals are strangely silent.