Evangelical Christians Are Sick

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Evangelical vs. Born Again: A Survey of What Americans Say and Believe
Less than half who claim either label have evangelical beliefs. Most likely: African Americans.
Jeremy Weber
For all the handwringing over what the term evangelical means in the political moment of Donald Trump and Roy Moore, only 1 in 100 Americans would take on the label if it had nothing to do with politics. Meanwhile, the label is primarily a political identity for only about 1 in 10 self-identified evangelicals. continue reading >>

Evangelical Distinctives Evangelical Christians Are Sick The movement is driven by a painful awareness that the heart—each of our hearts—is desperately wicked. Mark Galli

Theology When East Meets West A response to Bradley Nassif's suggestions for Protestant and Orthodox communion. David S. Yeago

Editor's Note In This Issue: Our Sustaining Force How the gospel truth lightens our load. Richard Clark

Women To More Than a Few Good Men: Don't Give Up on Working with Women Four research-based solutions beyond Mike Pence's 'Billy Graham Rule.' Halee Gray Scott

Pivot 8 Assumptions Pastors Can't Make In A Post-Christian Culture The so-called Christian culture is going... going... gone. We need to get ready for what's next. Karl Vaters

The Exchange Stories, Theology, and the Importance of Literature Dr. Christina Bieber Lake is Professor of English at Wheaton College. Ed Stetzer

The Exchange No Matter Who Takes the Cake, What Christians Should Do Next Is Clear Religious liberty and civil rights are key issues of our day. Ed Stetzer