8 Prayer Mentors from History
Prayer empowered them to live their faith with great courage. Their spiritual habits can breathe new life into our own.
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Beware False Teachers with Good Doctrine and Bad Ethics
Poor leaders proclaim Christ in word but deny him with their lives. Here’s what we can learn from their failures.
Remembering Rubén Proietti, Unifier of Latin America’s Churches
Respected leader with ACIERA, CONELA, and the Luis Palau Association is the latest of hundreds of pastors in Argentina to die from COVID-19.
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Drones Have Changed the Moral Calculus for War
The debate on drone strikes goes beyond civilian casualty numbers.
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Seen but Not Known: Finding Life Beyond ‘The Bachelor’
How Ben Higgins survived the disconnected world of reality-television fame and is now helping others experience real-life connections.
God Uses Changing Climates to Change Societies
In the Bible and in history, crises in creation can lead to reformation.
Christian Marriage Demands that We Study Our Desires, Not Hide Them
Being faithful to a spouse requires living in community, seeking God daily, and learning from our celibate brothers and sisters.
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‘Finding Home’ with Rich Pérez
We can learn a lot about ourselves even through other people’s experiences. Rich Pérez shares his “layers” and what makes him, him.
Where the Great Commission Meets Deportation
For millions of immigrants, removal from the United States is the heartbreaking end of a dream. For these two, it was also the birth of a ministry.
Fannie Lou Hamer’s Fight for First-Class Citizenship
Remembering a courageous civil rights activist whose name and story are too little known.
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