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British Evangelicals Brace for Brexit
Politics remain divisive, but churches seek unity in prayer.
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Important Developments in the Church and the World
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Senate’s Genocide Vote Not the Only Good News for Armenian Christians
In addition to historic recognition by US lawmakers, this week a new patriarch was finally elected in Istanbul, Turkey. - Dec 11,
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Solar Light of the World: Evangelicals Launch Global Clean Energy Campaign
The initiative aims to convert 1 in 5 WEA churches and institutions to renewable power by 2025. - Dec 9,
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Christmas Celebrations Canceled in Iraq After Deaths of 400 Protesters
Amid show of solidarity by Chaldean patriarch, some Iraqi Christians hope to lead nation to Jonah-like repentance. - Dec 9,
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The Bible App’s Most Popular Verse of 2019: ‘Do Not Worry’
YouVersion users look for comfort the third year in row, while Bible Gateway’s list includes John 3:16 and multiple psalms.
Christianity Today’s 2020 Book AwardsOur picks for the books most likely to shape evangelical life, thought, and culture.
What If I‘m Not the ‘Submissive’ Type?I used to be repulsed by Ephesians 5. Then I learned to see Paul’s instructions through a gospel lens.
Our Favorite New Christian Christmas Albums of the YearMix up your holiday listening with releases from Phil Wickham, Audrey Assad, and others.
Observing Advent Makes Me Feel Less AloneFollowing the rituals of the church calendar remind me that my life is part of the larger story of God’s creation, redemption, and restoration.
Is the Wisdom of Mary Unique for a Teenager?Psychology suggests why we shouldn't look down on the faith of the young.
The Business of Evangelical Book Publishing Is BusinessOr is it faith? Or some complex combination of both?
Don’t Remember Reinhard Bonnke for His Crowd SizesFocusing on the numbers obscures the German evangelist's real legacy in Africa.
The How and the Why of Writing as a ChristianAn experienced editor shows how well-crafted words can help us serve God and neighbor.
Pastors Need Friends Born for AdversityWhen beloved congregants turned on me, who could I trust for advice?
Cambodian Christians’ Government Endorsement Represents a ‘Modern-Day Miracle’With major gatherings and promises of continued religious freedom protections, evangelists are eager to see the gospel keep spreading in the Buddhist nation.
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Died: Reinhard Bonnke, Record-Setting Evangelist to AfricaFounder of Christ for All Nations, the German Pentecostal held one of the biggest evangelism crusades in history. -
Christianity Today’s 2020 Book AwardsOur picks for the books most likely to shape evangelical life, thought, and culture.
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Wayne Grudem Tells Us Why He Changed His Divorce PositionWhat the complementarian theologian learned after an in-depth study of this New Testament verse. -
Magi, Wise Men, or Kings? It’s Complicated.
Christian tradition finds meaning in each of these mysterious monikers.
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Judea, Suburbia, to the Ends of the EarthSuburban America is a strategic mission field. -
Lies Pastors Believe, Part TwoBefore we look at strategy or plans, let’s first look to Jesus and to what he wants to do in and through us. After all, he led us into ministry, and he can give us the strength and guidance to help us continue, and finish well, no matter how long the journey ahead.(The Exchange) -
Alister McGrath: Both Science and Stories Declare God’s GloryThe Oxford scholar reflects on the interface between faith and science and how narratives draw us toward belief. -
Five Ways We Misunderstand American Religious HistoryFrom religious liberty to religious violence, it helps to get our facts straight. -
All God’s Laws Are Equal. Are Some More Equal Than Others?Why Jesus doesn’t give a straightforward answer to questions about the greatest commandment. -
Carving Out a Niche for Micro-CongregationsA new wave of designer ministries isn’t about attracting people to “big church.” -
What It Means that Jesus Was ‘Without Sin’It is central to our faith that Jesus shared our nature. Does that include its fallenness? -
When the Shepherds Spy on the SheepIn communist East Germany, the church was supposed to be a refuge from the government’s godlike gaze. But the secret police managed to bribe and flatter their way in.
