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From Wailing to Worship
How my darkest hour revealed God’s brightest glory
Vaneetha Rendall Risner|
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The Messy Drama and Trauma of New Life
Birth and baptism come at a painful cost.
Courtney Belcher Ellis, guest writer|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Amplifying Evangelism—Show and Tell
5 Steps for Church Leaders to help Churches Recover Evangelism
Micah Fries|
Blog Forum | Pivot
9 Things I Love to Hear In a Sermon
After thousands of sermons, you stop being impressed by the flash, and you start noticing the essentials.
by Karl Vaters|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Unity in the Body and Working Relationships Beyond
What are the limits of cross-denominational partnership?
Ed Stetzer|
formerhermcontent
A Smart Fashion Mag Is Hard to Find
The quest for style writing that informs and inspires, not shames and sells.
Whitney Bauck, guest writer|
God Calls All Women
But we don’t all have the same calling.
Natasha Sistrunk Robinson|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
4 Responses to Cultural Change
Christians must know how to engage culture.
Ed Stetzer|
News
Wayne Jolley Dies as Dozens Leave The Gathering
Founder of cult-like group in Franklin, Tennessee, was accused of spiritual and sexual abuse.
Bob Smietana|
Speaking Out
The Theology of Ted Cruz
Questions raised by the candidate’s God-and-country vision.
John Fea|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Weekend Edition—April 1, 2016
More fun than you can imagine.
Ed Stetzer|
Blog Forum | Pivot
The Church Does Not Exist to Entertain Us – Or Bore Us
Jesus never bored people with the gospel. But entertainment was never the point. Truth was the point. And truth is never boring.
by Karl Vaters|
CT Pastors
It's Lonely at the Top
So listen to the voices. The right voices.
David Staal|
How Culture Affects Our Expectations of Leaders
Gender, ethnic, and socioeconomic biases affect how we lead and follow.
Sandra Maria Van Opstal|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
It Starts With "Shukran"
Perhaps learning a new language is your next discipleship move.
Bekah Stoneking|
The Behemoth
Let Us Now Praise Obscure, Useless Plants
God and I delight in piratebush like he delights in me.
Seth Ratliff|
The Behemoth
Our First Mission Isn’t Finished
There’s plenty left to name in the sometimes silly, always vast field of taxonomy.
Rebecca Randall|
The Behemoth
The Surprising Riches of Fool’s Gold
Pyrite, the stone rejected as an imposter, is the cornerstone of the modern world.
Ted Olsen|
The Behemoth
Wonder on the Web
Issue 45: Links to amazing stuff.
The Behemoth
Editor's Note from March 31, 2016
Issue 45: The fun in naming, how pyrite changed the world, and why it’s fine that piratebush didn’t change much of anything.
Ted Olsen|

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Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
CT Pastors
Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
Why the NYC pastor’s goal is “to winsomely offend everybody.”

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