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Bring Back Altar Calls
They could foster the worst in evangelical spirituality. But the best of it, too.
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You Should Be Bored in Church
Q&A with education professor Kevin Gary on the moral problem of the restless mind and why we need to learn to sit with tedium.
No Doctrine of the Trinity Is an Island
As a new introduction emphasizes, the deep mysteries of Father, Son, and Spirit can’t be grasped in isolation.
Paid Content for Food For The Poor
Food For The Poor is building homes and changing lives.
Americans Forgot How Long Refugee Resettlement Takes
One year into the biggest US refugee wave since the Vietnam War, Christians are trying to buy Afghan immigrants more time.
Evangelical School Strikes Deal with Chick-fil-A Franchises
And other news briefs from Christians around the world.
The Woman Who Gave the World a Thousand Names for God
How a British linguist and a failed Nigerian coup changed everything about Bible translation.
Where Ya From?Episode 33
Finding Our Purpose with William Pannell and Jemar Tisby
Listen as preaching scholar William Pannell and Christian historian Jemar Tisby share how breaking silence and embracing tension allows them to advocate for justice.
What We Lose When We Livestream
Do our online viewers truly realize what they’re missing?
‘Two Taels of Bread’ and Other East Asian Heresies
Misconceptions about Jesus, Scripture, and salvation prevail.
Brother Andrew Changed Me. His Approach Can Change India.
Gandhi wanted Christians to live more like Jesus. “God’s smuggler” showed me how.
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