The New and Redesigned Faith Today
As you may know, my day job is as the associate editor of Faith Today magazine. Faith Today has always been a great magazine, but we just went through a major redesign. Aside from my own bias, I have to say that I love how it looks. The style has been brought up to the quality of our content.
This issue has some great articles, including:
THE FT INTERVIEW
One-on-one with Geoff Tunnicliffe of the World Evangelical Alliance
TOO BUSY TO BE FAITHFUL
Technology impacts our spiritual lives in ways we can’t imagine. And it’s our spiritual lives that can save us.
By Arthur Boers
WHEN GLOBAL SOUTH SCHOLARS CALL CANADA HOME
Stories of three students who’ve come to Canada to get theologically equipped to serve in their home countries.
By Debra Fieguth
I’VE BEEN MEANING TO TELL YOU THIS
Confessions of an ex-pastor.
By Mark Buchanan
HOW TO READ THE BIBLE WELL
Most of us have a history of broken Bible-reading pledges. How do we engage with Scripture regularly and deeply?
By Patricia Paddey
WHEN CHRISTIANS EAT HEALTHY – REALLY HEALTHY
A meat- and potato-loving writer visits a Christian raw food test kitchen to explore a popular eating trend.
By Lisa Hall-Wilson
You can read all of these articles as well as our regular columns on our digital edition.
And if you have not done it yet, make sure to drop by the Faith Today Blog. The latest post is by Mark Buchahan.
