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How a Korean Prodigal Son Landed on Toronto's Stage
Toronto theater buffs know playwright Ins Choi. What they don't know is how his church makes his work possible.
Jen Pollock Michel|
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Hashtags Won't Heal Us
Learning to lament in the 21st century.
Jen Pollock Michel|
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The Double Shock of Unexpected Pregnancy
How faith meets this scary, stressful, but ultimately divine surprise.
Jen Pollock Michel|
Workaholic Women and the Wager of Success
How far will women—and all of us—go to prove we're in control?
Jen Pollock Michel|
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This Is 40
My upcoming birthday has me already thinking of dying.
Jen Pollock Michel|
The Delicious Invitation to Rest
"It's not anxiety we find in the piles of the undone..." A guest post by Jen Pollock Michel
Jen Pollock Michel|
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Finding My Place in The Gospel Coalition
Where do women belong in complementarian organizations?
Jen Pollock Michel|
The Habit of Keeping Divine Company
A warning against the overcrowded life
Jen Pollock Michel|
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I Don’t Want to Win the Lottery
Whether the prize is a few bucks or a billion, Scripture warns against becoming ‘greedy for gain.’
Jen Pollock Michel|
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Randy Alcorn: God Wants You to Find Your Happy Place
Why happiness and holiness don’t have to be in conflict.
Interview by Jen Pollock Michel|
Mais 20 Orações Para Fazer ao Nos Aproximarmos do Pico da Pandemia
Clamar a Deus ainda é a melhor resposta a essa crise.
Jen Pollock Michel|
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Why I Read the Old Testament with Spiritual Seekers
Together, we discover Deuteronomy's Good News.
Jen Pollock Michel|
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Virginity Isn't Our Holy Grail
Grace keeps us all from being 'damaged goods.'
Jen Pollock Michel|
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The Real Value of a College Education
Why Christians might challenge the view of college as an investment
Jen Pollock Michel|
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Faith Unsettled
Pushing beyond the easy-believism of evangelicalism.
Jen Pollock Michel, Michelle Van Loon, and Marlena Graves|
Habits of the Heart, Part 2
Why Routine Spiritual Practices are Still a Good Idea, Part 2
Jen Pollock Michel|
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When Childhood Has Become a Race
Goodbye busy summer, hello busy school year: What have we lost in the rush?
Jen Pollock Michel|
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Phyllis Schlafly Defended Women Like Me
Even with her flaws, the “first lady of the conservative movement” understood a fundamental human desire.
Jen Pollock Michel|
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Our Homemaker, Who Art in Heaven
Modern women have a complicated relationship with domesticity—but God points us toward the true meaning of home.
Jen Pollock Michel|
Thou Shalt Not Bail
The bailing trend is an understandable byproduct of a busy culture. But is it Christian?
Jen Pollock Michel|

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Chinese American Christians Are More Politically Engaged—and More Divided
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Chinese American Christians Are Becoming More Politically Engaged—and More Divided
The 2020 race brings out generational gaps within the most undecided Asian American demographic.

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