Feature
Bob Sabath 4-01-1974
Jim Wallis 1-01-1974
Watergate exposed a government whose operational principles were deceit, corruption, and manipulation.
John R.W. Stott 11-01-1973
It seems to be a characteristic of the Anglo-Saxon mind to enjoy inhabiting the “polar regions” of truth.
Rick Westman, Cindy Westman 5-01-1973
And as they were going along the road, someone said to Him: “I will follow You wherever You go.” And Jesus said to him, “The foxes have holes, and the b
Dale W. Brown 5-01-1973
"God shows his love for us in that while we were yet sinners Christ died for us."—Romans 5:8
Mark O. Hatfield 5-01-1973
The cover of the May-June 1973 issue of the Post American.
Many Christians believe that being a Christian is likely to make one a good citizen.
Clarence Jordan 5-01-1973
Clarence Jordan is particularly well-suited to speak on this subject, and his examples of both anger and love are vivid.
F. Burton Nelson 3-01-1973
Twenty-eight years ago this year (April 9, 1945) Dietrich Bonhoeffer was hung to death at the youthful age of 39.
The Indochina Peace Campaign 3-01-1973
On President Nixon's televised anouncement of the peace agreement.
Peter Ediger 9-01-1972
A strong and visible prophetic witness was presented to the delegates at Explo '72, an 80,000-person evangelical gathering in Dallas, and to the American public which viewed the event.
Arthur Gish 9-01-1971
Change is inevitable. It is something that must be lived with, for if the biblical understanding of reality is correct, change cannot be prevented. Revolution is not a new thing.
Jim Moore 9-01-1971
We contend that the Christian faith—the religion promulgated by Jesus and continued by his disciples and the early apostles—is satisfying intellectually, ethically, and emotionally.