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Texas Shooting Kills 26 at Southern Baptist Church
Tragedy at First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs is deadliest attack on a house of worship in US history.
Jeremy Weber and Kate Shellnutt|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
One-on-One with Carmen LaBerge on Bringing God Back into Every Conversation
We can’t speak the good news of the gospel in un-gospel ways.
Ed Stetzer|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
The Martyr’s Oath, an Interview with Johnnie Moore on the Persecuted Church
The persecuted church calls the free church to live for the Jesus they are willing to die for
Ed Stetzer|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
A Surprising Life Cycle: A Glimpse at Rwanda Today
Reconstruction and revival in Rwanda
Brian C. Stiller|
GOP Tax Reform Recognizes Unborn Babies as Beneficiaries
Conservative Christians respond also to proposed changes on adoption credits and pulpit politics.
Kate Shellnutt|
Entertainment
The Moral Truths of ‘Suburbicon’
The Coen brothers’ flawed film is effective at exposing the sins of contemporary racism.
Laura Kenna|
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Russia’s Fake Facebook Ads Targeted Christians
“Army of Jesus” tried to stir dissension among American voters, Congress reveals.
Kate Shellnutt|
Science
Screen Time Is Changing the Way We Think, Focus, and Memorize
What old wisdom brings to the smartphone era.
Chad Meeks|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Not Neglecting the Important for the Urgent
Tasks may be urgent, but people are important
Colleen Cooper|
Book Review
How America Became Conversion Nation
When your religion is something you choose, not to choose is not an option.
Josh McMullen|
Blog Forum | Pivot
A Leadership Reminder: Your To-Do List Is Not A Plan
To-do lists can keep us on track, but they never create a new track. Only an intentional plan does that.
Karl Vaters|
Quick to Listen | 48 min
Countries That Criminalize Conversion and Evangelism
Making sense of religious freedom around the world after Nepal criminalizes proselytizing.
CT Editors |
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What Arab Leaders Think of USAID Funding Persecuted Christians
Middle East believers pray more American money won't mean more problems.
Jayson Casper in Cairo |
Take Delight in Your Passions
The story of Juana Ines de la Cruz reminds us that God instills passions within us that he can use for his glory.
Karen Wright Marsh|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
The Dark Side of Autonomy
The scope of the mission of God is beyond the capacity of any singular local church
Jeff Christopherson|
Blog Forum | Pivot
4 Ways Your Church Can Help People Simplify Christmas
If we want people to slow down, simplify and learn the joy of giving, our church needs to be a place they can do that.
Karl Vaters|
Entertainment
The New ‘Magic School Bus’ Still Sees Knowledge as a Gateway to Wonder
For many, science is about pursuing mastery. Ms. Frizzle has always invited us to marvel instead.
Dustin Messer|
The Calling | 29 min
How Alvin Plantinga Paved the Way for Christian Philosophy's Comeback
The professor, scholar, and 2017 Templeton Prize winner reflects on over 50 years of defending the reasonableness of theism.
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Pastors, Here’s a Novel Idea: Invite Newcomers to Lunch
Include church members that are good at making people feel welcome
Ed Stetzer|
Never on Pause
In seasons of unpaid work or at-home care, your calling is still significant.
Nana Dolce|

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