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Important Developments in the Church and the World
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Do Christians Focus Too Much on the Family?
Pew survey finds that a minority of Americans, even within the church, put faith first. - Nov 16,
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David Jang’s Christian University Charged in $35 Million Fraud Scheme
Manhattan DA’s case involving the former heads of Newsweek and the Christian Post expands to include Olivet University. - Nov 16,
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Paradise Fire Burned Most Church Buildings, But ‘the Church Is Still Alive’
California pastor opens up about the most difficult sermon of his career—and the prospects for resurrecting ministry from the ashes. - Nov 16,
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Bulgaria Considers Controversial Restrictions on Church Activity
New amendments could halt training, foreign funding, and missionary outreach by evangelicals.
The Gift of SeeingTo see the potential and dignity in every person is a gift we must receive and then cultivate.
The Most Famous Metaphor of American Exceptionalism Is a Warning, Not a BoastJohn Winthrop’s “city upon a hill” language wasn’t meant to puff up his hearers with pride but to send a chill down their spines.
Give Thanks for What Others Have That You Don’tThis Thanksgiving, praise God for other people’s blessings—even the ones you wish for.
Why Prayer Is Still Public Schools’ Best HopeThe founder of Teachers Who Pray calls public education “America’s biggest mission field.”
Populism vs. Progressivism: Who Knows Best?Opposing types of knowledge are at the heart of today’s polarization. How does a Christian decide?
How to Become a Trauma-Informed CongregationThese suggestions will help your church better care for survivors of abuse.
The Necessity of Teachability for MissionThe church needs a resurgence in teachability if we’re going to see a movement of evangelism in our day.
Why ‘Passing on the Faith’ Fails Our KidsYoung adults often leave the church after high school. The problem lies close to home.
When Christian Practices Hurt Other PeopleBaptism, prayer, and Communion can all go “wayward,” says Lauren Winner. Should we blame the sinful practitioners or the practices themselves?
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The Only Way To Promote And Sustain Necessary Change In The ChurchChanging because the mission demands it is the only way to make changes that last.(Pivot) -
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These Pastors Loved America So Much, They Wanted It to Stay BritishWhy the Christian case against the Revolutionary War deserves better than mockery and neglect.
