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In a world that promises liberation from the limits of place, we are called to be rooted disciples.
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Important Developments in the Church and the World
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Will Southern Baptists’ Political Truce Last Through 2020?
After a polarizing presidential election in 2016, evangelicals rethink their discourse and engagement. - Jun 14,
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Praying for Patients Is Common, But Comes With Legal Risk
Most healthcare workers want to offer spiritual care if the sick are open to it—but doing so cost a Pentecostal nurse in the UK her job. - Jun 12,
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Died: Lloyd John Ogilvie, Celebrated Preacher and Senate Chaplain
The lifelong leader and teacher encouraged pastors and politicians alike to “Let God Love” them. - Jun 12,
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Southern Baptists Vote to Name Abuse as Grounds for Expelling Churches
SBC also approves new committee to evaluate member churches.
Are Guns Inherently Evil?Shane Claiborne and Michael Martin envision a future without firearms. Should believers rally to their cause?
What This Charleston Massacre Documentary Wants to Tell Us About ForgivenessA close look at the deadly church shooting, “Emanuel” reveals ruthless sin, scandalous mercy, and divides that persist.
Was I Betraying My Church by Interviewing Elsewhere?Seasons of pastoral transition are conflicting—and they should be.
Pro-Lifers Aren’t HypocritesThe concerted effort to end abortion is much more diverse and holistic than it gets credit for.
An Apology to the Christian 99%, from the 1%You don’t exist to help professional ministry leaders fulfill the Great Commission. We exist to help you do it.
The Church Does Not Exist for the Sake of the WorldAccording to Scripture, the people of God have a higher purpose.
Beth Moore Is Speaking UpHow the Southern Baptist Bible teacher is shaking up her denomination and American evangelicalism at large.
Oil Is a Gift from God. Are We Squandering It?What the church can do when the world’s had too much of a good thing.
Before ‘Uncle Tom’ Was a Bestseller, He Was Josiah HensonBorn into slavery, this preacher and Underground Railroad conductor served as the inspiration for a history-making book.
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Beth Moore Is Speaking UpHow the Southern Baptist Bible teacher is shaking up her denomination and American evangelicalism at large.
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An Apology to the Christian 99%, from the 1%You don’t exist to help professional ministry leaders fulfill the Great Commission. We exist to help you do it.
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The Church Does Not Exist for the Sake of the WorldAccording to Scripture, the people of God have a higher purpose.
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The Age of PelagiusAn ancient heresy continues to affect our culture in surprising ways.
Special Sections
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How Road Trips Teach Me to Trust JesusAs I approach this season of pilgrimage, Scripture offers me a theology of travel. -
Why I’m Not Pushing For Church Growth Any MoreFor years I pushed for growth. And it nearly pushed me out of pastoral ministry.(Pivot) -
Some Christians Are Turning Over a New Leaf with CBD OilThose using the hemp-based product often find relief amid a lack of understanding and regulation. -
When Revival Swept HawaiiA decade after the first missionaries arrived, the gospel tore across the islands in the 1830s. -
The Risk of Inviting Jesus into Your Summer
Can this season be one where I grow with God and with my neighbor? -
Was I Betraying My Church by Interviewing Elsewhere?Seasons of pastoral transition are conflicting—and they should be.
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Oh, the Places We’ll StayIn a world that promises liberation from the limits of place, we are called to be rooted disciples. -
How David Brooks Meandered Toward GodThe New York Times columnist hasn’t become a Christian of the “Protestant evangelical variety,” but his latest book offers a fine example of spiritual autobiography.
