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Died: R. Judson Carlberg, Christian Higher Ed Leader, Biologos Chair
On Thanksgiving, he once wrote, 'I am thankful for cancer. James 1:2-3... Life is richer, trust is stronger and relationships are deeper.'
Timothy C. Morgan|
Third Culture
Asking 'Why Me, God?' But in a Different Way
The question "Why me, God?" can be a lament, but also an expression of gratitude.
Peter W. Chin|
Third Culture
A Letter For My Son
A letter to my son, who is a testament to God's wild goodness
Peter Chin|
From Her.meneutics
Secondhand Suffering: The Grief We Often Overlook
As the church rallies in times of tragedy, let’s also help the helpers.As the church rallies in times of tragedy, let’s not forget to help the helpers.
Bronwyn Lea, guest writer|
Profile
Matt Chandler, the Preacher Stung by Joy
The young Reformed pastor is supposed to take the Acts 29 Network to the ends of the earth. Why he may be just the man to do it.
Joe Maxwell|
Watch and Wait
Tarrying with Christ and the fearful dying.
Evelyn Bence|
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After Cancer Resurrects Career, Christian Music Star Cured in Time for Tour
Carman declares he is now ‘cancer free’ after a year of treatment and a new album.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
Favorite Books of 2013
What were your favorite books of 2013?
From Her.meneutics
How This Breast Cancer Survivor Stopped Hating Pink
Sick of the too-pink breast cancer campaigns, I remembered a different shade of pink from my hospital days.
Sarah Thebarge, guest writer|
Blindsided by God … But Never Betrayed
How setbacks in my life revealed the Lord's true character.
Peter Chin|
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Margaret Feinberg Reveals 'Game Changer': 'I Have Breast Cancer'
Popular Christian author writes note to her newfound 'tribe.'
Melissa Steffan|
From Her.meneutics
Kay Warren: Another Mammogram, Another Chance to Surrender
Once a year, I allow myself to worry about a recurrence of breast cancer.
Kay Warren, guest writer|
Interview
Chased by Grace
After fleeing her own broken life, Sarah Thebarge learned to see God's image in her refugee neighbors.
Interview by Elissa Cooper|
From Her.meneutics
Angelina Jolie's Breasts and the Bravery of Letting Go
Refusing to let beauty become a trap.
Sarah Thebarge, guest writer|
The CT Interview
Exclusive: Christian Wiman Discusses Faith as He Leaves World's Top Poetry Magazine
Wiman's Baptist faith lay dormant until love and cancer unearthed it.
Interview by Josh Jeter|
Why It's Hard to Imagine that Heaven Is Real
Learning to grasp what 'no eye has seen, no ear heard, and no mind has conceived.'
John Koessler|
Interview
When Planned Parenthood Attacks
Karen Handel speaks about the intense fire she faced during the abortion provider's funding feud with the Susan G. Komen foundation.
Interview by Melissa Steffan|
From Her.meneutics
When Breast Cancer Leaves You Grasping for Words
As a religion professor, I can talk about the big questions of life. Until now.
Deanna A. Thompson|
From Her.meneutics
Choosing Life, When Cancer Fears Are Everywhere
How irrational fear can make us lose sight of God's sovereignty.
Lesley Miller, guest blogger|
From Her.meneutics
Cashing In on Breast Cancer: A Review of 'Pink Ribbons, Inc.'
A new documentary, in select theaters now, urges women to 'think before you pink.'
Alicia Cohn|

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