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The Church Needs More Creative Christians – And Better Critics
Every creative Christian has been criticized. We remember the creatives. We’ve forgotten the critics.
by Karl Vaters|
Playing Through the Shadow of Death
A recent video game invites us into a family tragedy—and offers a glimmer of hope.
Kevin Schut|
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Messages from the Edge: Suicide Notes on Social Media
How Facebook turns the left-behind into horrified witnesses.
Halee Gray Scott|
Four Steps to Form a Personal Support Group
As you minister to others, don't neglect your own need for challenge and encouragement.
JoHannah Reardon|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Modes of Mission: Applying Biblical Mission Practices in Our Ministry
We have examined three modes of mission in Scripture. Let's apply them to today's churches.
Ed Stetzer|
Entertainment
Sundance Diary – Day 3: ‘Love & Friendship,’ ‘Certain Women,’ and ‘Mammal’
The third day included films led by women as they deal with grief, desire, and the absurdity of life.
Alissa Wilkinson|
Entertainment
Sundance Diary – Day 2: 'Operation Avalanche,' 'River of Grass,' and 'Jim'
What makes a hero? What makes for notoriety? Today's films weigh in.
Alissa Wilkinson|
Entertainment
Dispatch from Sundance: 'Agnus Dei'
A must-see film that quietly suggests a surprising answer to the problem of evil.
Alissa Wilkinson|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Saturday is for Seminars: Orlando, West Palm, and Atlanta
Pray for us for several upcoming events for pastors, leaders, and missionaries.
Ed Stetzer|
Entertainment
Sundance Diary – Day 1: ‘Agnus Dei,’ ‘Sophie and the Rising Sun,’ and ‘Maggie’s Plan’
On screeners, interracial romance in the 1940s, and ficto-critical anthropologists run amok.
Alissa Wilkinson|
Entertainment
How 'No Country for Old Men' and 'Spotlight' Help Me Serve a Broken Church
Do I really want to count myself among Christians if they let injustice continue?
Elijah Davidson|
Blog Forum | Pivot
How to Have a Church Where Money Is Never a Problem (For Real)
If your small church is struggling to survive, this might be the solution you're looking for. Hint: it's extreme, but it's not a fad.
by Karl Vaters|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Religion in America: An Interview With Greg Smith of the Pew Research Center
Greg Smith, of Pew Research Center, recently shared his perspective on religion in the United States with me.
Ed Stetzer|
formerhermcontent
How Pro-Life Activism Became Personal Again
After years of being ‘too busy’ to help, I found myself getting involved once more.
Krissie Inserra, guest writer|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Weekend Edition: January 22, 2016
Ministry strategy, investing in your marriage, and more.
Ed Stetzer|
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These 6 Books Give Me Hope for a Pro-Life Future
Leading pro-life advocate Charmaine Yoest chooses readings that affirm the value of life.
Charmaine Yoest|
News
Wheaton Faculty Council Unanimously Asks College To Keep Larycia Hawkins
(UPDATED) 78 Wheaton professors affirm Hawkins's theology. Diversity committee raises discrimination concerns.
Morgan Lee|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
The New Morality: Raising Kids in a Confused Culture
Parenting amidst a rapidly-changing culture can be terrifying. We must rest in Jesus.
Ed Stetzer|
News
The Belt Is Still Buckled: America's 100 Most Bible-Minded Cities of 2016
Chattanooga reclaims crown, while five cities are less engaged with Scripture than Las Vegas.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
Evangelicals Join March for Life as Abortions Plummet in Pro-Choice States
America's abortion rate is now the lowest since the traditionally Catholic rally started in 1973.
Sarah Eekhoff Zystra|

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