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Chicago's Millennium Park Restricts Evangelism: Today, Wheaton Students Sue for Access
The revised Millennium Park rules hinder evangelism—and freedom of speech.
Ed Stetzer|
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Church Planting Series: Why Don’t We Plant?
In this first of five articles, I want to shed some light on what may be hindering us from kingdom work.
Ed Stetzer|
News
Armed Security at Churches Is Becoming a New Normal
Congregations adjust to shifting gun policies and the threat of active shooters.
Maria Baer|
News
Tithing Over Text Is Now a Multi-Billion Dollar Industry
Digital giving is boosting the church’s bottom line—as well as companies like Pushpay and Tithe.ly, who process the donations.
Kate Shellnutt|
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Responses to our July/August issue.
Editor's Note
Our October Issue: Short-Term Memory
Bearing witness well.
Ted Olsen|
From the President
Lifting our Eyes
Amid challenges, it's tempting to keep our heads down.
Timothy Dalrymple|
Editorial
How to Stop the Shootings
There is no simple solution to America's gun violence. But there is hope.
Mark Galli|
How Norine Brunson Prayed When Her Husband Was Imprisoned
Brunson describes the spiritual habits that helped her face persecution in Turkey.
Interview by Seana Scott|
Wire Story
Young Life Voted Off Campus at Duke
While the college ministry continues to operate without recognition, another university officially objects to its sexuality policy.
Yonat Shimron - Religion News Service|
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Maranatha & Mission: How Can God Use Pain for the Sake of Those Around Us?
What if tragedy is only the beginning of God's victorious story?
Laurie Nichols|
Interview
Dallas Megachurch Puts On Mass Wedding for Dozens of Cohabitating Couples
Pastor’s challenge asks members to honor God in their relationship—that means marry or move out.
Interview by Maria Baer|
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Maranatha & Mission: Maranatha Moments in a World Filled with Tragedy
Sometimes "Come, Lord Jesus" is all we can say—and that's okay.
Josh Laxton|
Book Review
Rachael Denhollander: Do Justice, Love Mercy, and Listen Well
A new memoir underscores the power of witness.
Bronwyn Lea|
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A Parent’s Guide to “Yes” and “No”
Jesus' command to "Let what you say be simply ‘Yes’ or ‘No’" has major implications for a family unit.
Jeff Christopherson|
Blog Forum | Pivot
Do You Serve In A Small Church? We See You, And You Matter
You may feel alone, but you're not. You're seen, loved and appreciated.
Bernie Harding|
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20 Truths from ‘Mining for Gold’
Tom Camacho offers a fresh perspective on how to draw out the best in ourselves and in those around us.
Ed Stetzer|
Missions
Netflix Is Making It Harder to Be a Missionary
No matter if it’s streaming sports, TV shows, or family updates—it’s hard to do ministry if you’re still tied to your old life.
Rachel Kleppen|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
A Reproducible Lifestyle and the De-emphasis of Clergy Can Lead to Movement
Two things leaders can do to keep Jesus the center of a missional movement.
Ed Stetzer|
Blog Forum | Pivot
Invite People To Your Church, But Point Them To Jesus
Committing to Jesus and committing to the church, while interlinked, are not the same thing.
Karl Vaters|

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