The Matrix and Postmodernism our most popular article to date.

Sex and the Postmodern Man a revised edition of another popular article.

A Spiritual Exegesis by Dr. Leonard Sweet an article by the premier postmodern futurist that contemplates the significance of the Millennium celebrations and the phenomenon of Who Wants to be a Millionaire.

Current Issue --- September 2000

• Survivor: Postmodern Paradox
• Christian music?
• Film fascination?
• Digital preaching
• Salt and Light?
• Review: Spiritual Junk Food
• CD Review: Big Big God
• Our latest discoveries
• Feedback
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• Call for papers
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Publisher's notes --- September 2000 Next-Wave remains an outlet for those interested in the changing terrain that the postmodern culture shift offers to Christians in this new millennium. As a result, we continue to receive submissions from many sources. 

The recent "Survivor" phenomenon offers fodder for Professor Steven Ibbotson. Musician and author, Thomas Hohstadt explores the question, "What makes music Christian?"

Regular contributor, Dan Revill comments on the dilemma that his fascination with film causes. Travis Reed of HighWay Communications explains how his company is using digital methods to communicate the gospel. Potter, Tom Gray comments on what it means to be salt and light.

Rev. Jake Birch review "Spiritual Junk Food" and Kim Gentes reviews the CD: "Big Big God."

Next month I travel to Cincinatti to attend an "Off-the-map Evangelism Conference." (see info in last month's issue.)

Blessings,

Charlie Wear,
Publisher