Armenian Christians Are Especially Worried About War
The current conflict with Azerbaijan is rekindling fears, a century after genocide.
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How to heal a medical system that abandons the vulnerable.
Beth Moore on Standing Up to Your Own Tribe
From teaching Sunday school to a national platform, Beth Moore has always followed her passion . . . and her conscience.
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Indiana Wesleyan University equips students through an affordable and flexible education initiative.
The Art of Pastoring While Discouraged
Pastoring can take a toll on the souls of leaders. How can we deal with discouragement without losing our sense of calling and purpose?
How Culture Shapes Sermons
Recent books on culturally distinct preaching challenge misconceptions and equip diverse pastors to better address a multiethnic world.
Your Devotional Is Not a Bible
Inspiration and comfort do not offer us the full weight and scope of God’s Word.
Christianity Is About Systemic Change
Why we need the one in whom all things hold together.
When It Comes to Sacrifice, God Doesn’t Play Fair
Humans have a penchant for sacrifice, but it’s the Lord who makes it possible.
Who Will Help Gen Z with Anxiety, Depression, Suicide? Youth Pastors Turn to Counseling.
New awareness of mental health sends ministers in search of resources.
Good News: Tomorrow We Die
Why dwelling on our mortality may be good for us.
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