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‘Are You Ready to Open Your Doors … And Your Toilets?’
French evangelicals are working together to show people Jesus at 2024 Olympic Games.
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A Theological Monument to Unity amid Diversity
Fifty years ago, the Lausanne Covenant’s solution to rampant division in evangelical ranks wasn’t uniformity.
‘The Most Important Election of Our Lifetime’
Extreme political rhetoric stokes fear and encourages apathy. Christians can offer a productive counterpart.
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Meet curiosity and confusion with empathy and information.
The Bulletin Episode 95
Would’ve, Could’ve, Should’ve
The ERLC presidential kerfuffle, Secret Service director’s resignation, and Mr. Netanyahu goes to Washington.
Penalty or No, Athletes Talk Faith
The public square is increasingly hostile to religion. But don’t be surprised when Olympic athletes overflow with thanks to God.
Kamala Harris Against History
The candidate's "unburdened by what has been" and "coconut tree" lines push her party toward a troubling partisan divide over the past itself.
28 Christian Athletes to Cheer On at the Paris 2024 Olympics
Meet Olympians who love God from around the world.
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Praising God Is an Act of Political Defiance
The Book of Psalms reminds us that worship demands our unequivocal devotion and allegiance.
Can Christian Publishing Survive in a Country Where Few Still Read?
As smartphones steal potential readers in Indonesia, booksellers are looking to new ideas.
The Russell Moore ShowEpisode 116|43min
Michael Horton on the Origin of ‘Spiritual but Not Religious’
A theological perspective on humanity’s longing for the mystical.
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Preaching on sex and gender led to local uproar and national headlines. Here are seven things I learned. -
What the presidential debate and its aftermath should tell us about our culture of geriatric childishness. -
Evangelicals tend to assume our sexual ethic is deeply unpopular. But the wind may be shifting as thought leaders increasingly declare Christianity a cultural asset.
