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What Happens When You Love a Racist
He was a budding white nationalist leader. His friends thought he could be something different.
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Here’s Who Willow Creek Chose to Investigate Bill Hybels
Independent advisory group of four evangelical leaders—two women and two men—hope to complete work by early 2019. - Sep 18,
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The #MeToo Movement Has Educated Pastors. And Left Them with More Questions.
More pastors say they are addressing these issues from the pulpit. Still, half say they lack training in how to address sexual and domestic violence. - Sep 11,
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China Mulls Major Restrictions on Online Ministries
Foreigners would be prohibited from providing “religious information” to mainland Chinese via the internet, according to draft rules. - Sep 10,
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China Bans Zion, Beijing’s Biggest House Church
Shut down after Sunday services, influential congregation had refused orders to install government surveillance cameras.
America’s Age of Skepticism: How Christians Should RespondAs Christians, how we choose to engage skepticism matters; we’re called to do so with thoughtfulness and conviction.
How Mothers (and Others) Minister in Disrupted SpacesChrist's kingdom work involved detours. Can we follow his model?
Can You Hear Me Now?In an age when most are rushing to have their say, Christians can love by giving others a hearing.
The Myth of Missionary NeutralityEverything we do either propels God’s mission forward or hinders the embodiment of his kingdom on earth as it is in heaven.
How Poetry Quiets the ‘Pandemonium of Blab’Poet Christian Wiman helps us tune our ears to silence, so God's voice won't be lost in the noise.
China on My Mind: Why We All Must Care about Our Suffering Brothers and SistersTheir suffering does not go unnoticed by God, and so it should never go unnoticed by us.
More Than Material MindsAs a Christian and a neuroscientist, I keep learning that to be human is to have a soul.
Myers-Briggs and Other Mirrors for the SoulA new history of the ubiquitous personality test sheds light on what it can and can’t deliver.
Evangelism Is a Work of Social JusticeHow critics can help us keep such social ministries vibrant.
The Bunker Is My Refuge and StrengthWhat living next to a doomsday prepper taught me about loving my neighbor.
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Jesus Befriended Prostitutes. So This Victorian-Era Woman Did Too.Josephine Butler’s faith prompted her to challenge the status quo of her day. -
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The Philadelphia Eagles Get the ‘God Squad’ TreatmentA reporter’s inside look at the team’s Christian culture repeats some characteristic flaws of evangelical writing on sports.
