What Pastors See as the ‘New Normal’ for Preaching After the Pandemic
COVID-19’s ministry disruptions are generating lasting insights.
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Real violations of religious liberty occur when the government singles out churches, not when everyone has to follow the same rules.
Mental Illness and the ‘Medical Theodicy’ Trap
Why do we feel such a palpable sense of spiritual relief when the problem is with the body rather than the mind?
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Colleges and seminaries face the aftermath of COVID-19
Stung Like a Bee
White evangelicalism failed to lead and take action for racial reconciliation in America.
In Christ It’s Yes In My Backyard
Cyprian of Carthage offers caution against the “suburban lifestyle dream.”
Why the Supreme Court Makeup Matters Beyond Abortion
Legal experts cite religious freedom and free speech among the major issues for evangelicals in a post–Ruth Bader Ginsburg court.
Some Things Mean More: The Friendship of Ginsburg-Scalia
How do we foster friendships that transcend polarization?
Bethel’s Sean Feucht’s Protests and Praises Have a History
The musician has been traveling the country and gathering people to worship God. It’s sparked controversy.
The Supreme Court Needs to Be Less Central to American Public Life
Here’s what evangelicals should expect—and not expect—from the highest court in the land.
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