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My Friendship with Elisabeth Elliot
Leadership lessons over decadent desserts changed my life.
Lesa Engelthaler|
formerhermcontent
How I Learned to Love My Period
From curse to cause for celebration.
Amy F. Davis Abdallah, guest writer|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Parenting in a New Day of Presidential Politics
Amy Whitfield notes how politics has changed in the last two decades
Amy Whitfield|
The Behemoth
The Messy Secrets of Perfect Pitch
Inside the science of a skill revered in much of the music world.
Mike Cosper|
The Behemoth
Wonder on the Web
Issue 43: Links to amazing stuff.
The Behemoth
Moving Mountains
Searching for beauty beyond the bigness of the wave.
Sarah Gordon|
The Behemoth
My New Life as a Chimera
Living with two sets of DNA.
Alec Hill|
The Behemoth
Editor's Note from March 01, 2016
Issue 43: Perfect pitch, big-wave surfing, and double DNA.
Ted Olsen|
Research
Defining Evangelicals in an Election Year
A new research method could help us get beyond political stereotypes.
Leith Anderson and Ed Stetzer|
Speaking Out
Should Christians Vote for the Lesser of Two Evils?
Even at the ballot box, morality is not relative.
Russell Moore|
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Book Review
God’s Love Isn’t Neat and Tidy
Why we shouldn’t seek an airtight explanation for the problem of evil.
Derek Rishmawy|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Amplifying Evangelism—Unplugging the Tools that We Turned into Rules
It is important for evangelistic tools not to become rules
Ed Stetzer|
Blog Forum | Pivot
Jesus Called Us to Make Disciples, Not Baptists (or Catholics, or Lutherans, or...)
A humble call to remind all of us that it’s about Jesus and his church, not our little segment of it.
by Karl Vaters|
formerhermcontent
When Marriage Interferes with Your Goals
Does submission mean sacrifice?
Maggie Johnson|
News
Supreme Court Weighs Why Abortion Clinics Are Closing at Record Rates
Tomorrow's Texas case is the pro-life movement's first return to the high court in a decade.
Kate Shellnutt|
formerhermcontent
Stop Assuming Dads With Daughters Must Be Disappointed
Having four girls is not a punchline.
Rebecca Parker Payne, guest writer|
How 11 Pastors Preach Politics (Or Don't)
We asked 11 pastors about the last time they preached about politics and why.
Compiled by Morgan Lee|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
The Secrets I’ve Learned from 30 Years of Church Planting
There is no reason to plant a church ill-equipped.
Ed Stetzer|
News
8 Charts on Which Evangelicals Will (and Won't) Vote Trump on Super Tuesday
Leaders seem to have little influence on voters. Church attendance might have much more.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
CT Pastors
A Minister's Simple Job Description
St. Augustine's timeless charge to those in ministry.
Augustine of Hippo|

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Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
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