Southwestern Seminary President Resigns
The successor to Paige Patterson cites “reputational, legal, and financial realities” as he moves on to an IMB role.
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Dallas Willard’s 3 Fears About the Spiritual Formation Movement
Could we miss the whole point?
I Could Sing This Bridge Forever, If It’s an Antiphon
Modern worship music can seem awfully simple. But it has a vital role to play, especially when paired with Scripture.
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Adding sports to the faith and work conversation.
We Still Need the Nuclear Family
Married parents and their kids have a calling that needs to be expanded, not obliterated.
The Rise of the Evangelical Heretic
Even among the faithful, Christian orthodoxy has taken a backseat to cultural and political tribalism.
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Sharon Hodde Miller: The Cost of Control
Is our need to control our lives preventing us from living them?
Beyond Bolsonaro and Lula: How Brazil’s Evangelicals Should Vote
Five Christian leaders weigh the factors they hope are guiding the church as it prepares for the October presidential election.
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Should Christians Vote?
Four questions to ask about biblical political engagement.
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Sam Allberry on the Queen’s Death and the Church’s Future
Moore and the British apologist discuss the end of the Elizabethan age and God’s work in the global church.
Mine Eyes Have Seen the Thrill of Victory, and the Agony of Defeat
Randall Balmer seeks the religious roots of America’s passion for sports.
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