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Keep Calm and RebootThe Christian disciplines of self-suspicion, forgiveness, and hope all function well. We need to restart our faith in them.John Ortberg and the Pitfalls of Pastoral DiscernmentWhen we consent to our calling as ministers of the gospel, we assent to be public imitators of all it proclaims.Open Questions
Is It Robbing God to Tithe on Your After-Tax (Not Gross) Income?The Israelites were never subject to withholding upward of 15 percent.Speaking out
Christian Colleges Are in Crisis. Here’s What That Means for the Church.If we save them, our schools can be beacons of light for the Christian community.I’ve Experienced This Cultural Moment Before … in RussiaWhy America today feels like Russia in the early ’90s and why that’s an opportunity for Christians.
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The Lesser Kingdom
A prophetic, eclectic, and humble take on current issues, public policy, and political events with thoughts on faithful engagement.
Seven Deadly Sins, One Presidential ElectionPride, envy, greed, and the rest all rear their heads for 2020.QAnon Is a Wolf in Wolf’s ClothingThere’s nothing sheepish about this insidious internet demon.The Hallway Through the Sea
The Hallway Through the Sea is a series of daily meditations from the president and CEO of Christianity Today, written specifically for those struggling through the coronavirus pandemic. It will address our sense of fear and isolation and also the ways we find beauty and truth and hope—and Christ himself—in the midst of suffering. The title of the column alludes to the passage of the Israelites through the Red Sea. We are a people redeemed from our enslavement to sin, yet we find ourselves living between where we were and where we are meant to be. Danger looms on both sides, but our hope and our faith is that God will deliver us through the sea and into the land of promise.
The Last TearGod’s immense love is seen in his care for the minute sorrows of his people.The Last EnemyHow confident are we that we will find one another on the far side of the veil?Confessing God
Confessing God attempts to understand who we are and how the world should be by looking at what the Bible says who God is.
The God of Good Manners?It’s easy to forget that God is both kingly and courteous.God’s Mercies Aren’t So NewWhy an ancient bishop taught new believers about grace using the Old Testament.Beginning of Wisdom
The Beginning of Wisdom offers a Bible teacher's perspective on spiritual growth and scriptural study in our churches, small groups, and families.
Want to Love Your Neighbor? Start By Fighting Your Own Sin.When we “make every effort to be holy,” it works toward the common good.PortuguêsLet Bible Reading Get Back to BasicsThe best tools and strategies are deceptively simple.Pending Resolution
Pending Resolution is an exploration of the tensions of living between God's promises offered and his promises fulfilled, looking to Scripture for guidance.
Threw Away Your Shot? You’ll Get Another.When we mess up God-given opportunities, God has a habit of giving us more.Freedom Is Calling. So Is the Birdcage.If Christ has set us free, why do we often still feel stuck in captivity?Spirited Life
Spirited Life is a collision between biblical reflection and charismatic practice, aiming to make people happier in God.
God Knew What He Was Doing When He Gave Jesus Two Family TreesHow to sort out the many disparities between the genealogies of Matthew and Luke.españolPortuguêsYou Are What You SweepWhy being made of dust is both terrifying and encouraging.
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