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The Gift of Disillusionment
Why being disappointed by your church may actually be a good thing.
John Koessler|
formerhermcontent
Blue-Collar Contentment
A parent's lesson from where providence meets the American dream.
Hannah Anderson, guest writer|
News
Will Europe's Third-Largest Church Punish Pastor for Multiple Affairs?
Sunday Adelaja loses leaders at Kiev's Embassy of God for not heeding their discipline.
Jeremy Weber|
InterVarsity Names a Historic New President
Tom Lin’s appointment is the second significant position in mission leadership gained by Asian Americans this spring.
Kate Shellnutt|
News
What the Latest Bible Research Reveals About Millennials
Turns out, young Christians may be the most engaged Bible readers in generations.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
The Ministry of the All-You-Can-Eat Buffet
Grace, like brownies, seems never-ending here.
D. L. Mayfield|
Is This Gossip?
9 questions to help you decide.
Kevin Miller|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Excited to be Heading to Wheaton College and the Billy Graham Center
Thankful for my time at LifeWay; looking forward to a Chicago move
Ed Stetzer|
News
Supreme Court Sends Little Sisters Case Back to Lower Courts
(UPDATE) Justices don’t have a final answer for religious organizations that oppose Obamacare’s contraception mandate.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
formerhermcontent
Public Displays of Christian Affection
Why we shouldn’t be turned off by healthy touch.
Lore Ferguson Wilbert|
The True Source of Our Authority
We can’t depend on our education, willpower, or gifts.
Mandy Smith|
Blog Forum | Pivot
9 Bad Habits that Limit a Church's Ministry Capacity
It’s not about church growth. Or working harder. It’s about doing smarter ministry with our church’s current resources.
by Karl Vaters|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Going Back to Your Home Church: To Go or Not to Go?
Returning to one's home church as pastor can be tricky.
Ed Stetzer|
formerhermcontent
Parenting and the Marriage Mess
How to keep your relationship strong through the struggles of child-rearing
Kelli B. Trujillo|
News
Where John Piper and Other Evangelicals Stand on Black Lives Matter
Stats on the racial reconciliation debate spanning from InterVarsity's Urbana conference to Russell Moore's NYT op-ed.
Morgan Lee|
Entertainment
Terence Davies Talks About Making Movies That Speak the Truth
An interview with the legendary British filmmaker, whose movies exude a deep sense of spiritual longing.
Alissa Wilkinson|
Entertainment
The Myth of the Secular Apocalypse
An excerpt from 'How to Survive the Apocalypse.'
Robert Joustra & Alissa Wilkinson|
Poetry
Pentecost Breeze
'It’s the world got in'
Steve Jensen|
formerhermcontent
Christian Counseling in Limbo
Allegations against Mercy Multiplied reveal the range of faith-based approaches to mental health.
Laura Turner|
The Year in Liturgical Cinema: Pentecost
"Crash," "Birdman," and "Three Colors" hint at an invisible interconnected reality made possible by the presence of the Spirit.
Joel Mayward|

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Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
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Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
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