Cover Story
Cover Story
The World’s Biggest Trafficking Problem Remains in the Background
How Christians in Cambodia are drawing attention to labor trafficking and the quiet power of prevention.
Cover Story
Cambodians Usher in a Miraculous Moment for Christianity
How the Southeast Asian country went from an underground church to a church-planting boom.
Cover Story
Cambodia’s Child Sex Industry Is Dwindling—And They Have Christians to Thank
From rescues to legal reform, a faithful minority changed the country’s criminal landscape.
Features
A Walking Disaster
How a hurricane helped me weather my battle with cancer.
Do Children Go to Heaven When They Die?
God’s love for children is clear in Scripture, but the ‘age of accountability’ is harder to find.
How Our Unconscious Biases Shape Our Beliefs
Why we all need to get outside the echo chamber.
Why We Argue Best with Our Mouths Shut
Science reveals the power of being quick to listen and slow to speak.
The Freedom and Chaos of Sola Scriptura
Historian Mark Noll helps unravel the uses and misuses of ‘the Bible alone.’
News
The Invisible Heroes of the Persecuted Church
The case for Christians investing in the profession only 1 in 5 Americans trust.
More from this Issue
Our June Issue: In the Body of Christ, We’re All Connected
The networks and bonds between hundreds of millions of Christians never stop surprising us.
Testimony
A Local Preacher and a Jailhouse Jesus Freak Brought Me to Faith in Prison
I was sentenced to life for a murder I didn’t commit. But God didn’t forget me.
Reply All
Responses to our April issue via letters, tweets, and Facebook posts.
News
News
Defending the Faith (of Others)
Russian evangelicals’ hesitancy to back Jehovah’s Witnesses could backfire.
News
Gleanings: June 2017
Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our June issue).
Reviews
Why the Modern World Is Making Us Miserable
Mark Sayers asks us to look to the Bible’s steadying influence in an era of cultural turmoil.
Review
Do We Treat Sunday the Way the Earliest Christians Did?
Historian Justo González charts how observance of the Lord’s Day has changed over time.
New & Noteworthy Books
Compiled by Matt Reynolds.
Excerpt
Eugene Peterson: The Pursuit of Happiness Is a Dead-End Street
How Ecclesiastes shows a better way to joyful living than chasing pleasure
Review
Flying Solo in a Family-Centered Church
Gina Dalfonzo shares an insider’s perspective on the frustrations of long-term singleness
Views
The Church’s Biggest Challenge in 2017
Let’s get unchurched evangelicals back into church, and prejudiced evangelicals back to the Bible.
Our Spiritual Gifts Have an Expiration Date
Let’s rejoice in them—while looking forward to a time when they’re no longer needed.
Additional Articles
What Science Says About the Age of Accountability
The latest research on good, evil, and infants.