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The Russell Moore ShowEpisode 57|25min
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Atlanta-based preacher, author, and entrepreneur will expand the ways CT serves pastors and church leaders.

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Welcome, Visitors! Here’s Our Church’s Take on Sex.
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Miracles, Self-Reliance, False Teaching: COVID-19’s Impact on Cambodian Churches
Cut off from the world, Cambodian churches emerged with new opportunities and challenges.

The Spiritual Battle of Teen Screen Time
Kids’ addictions to their phones isn’t a legislative issue. It’s a discipleship one.

Theological Education Can’t Catch Up to Global Church Growth
Unless seminaries leave the ivory tower for local leaders in the public square. Like these ones have.

The Bulletin Episode 27|53min
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GOP presidential candidates offer weak hope and a new anti-LBGTQ law shakes up Uganda.
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