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What Not to Say to a Pregnant Woman
It's as if pregnant women walk around wearing sandwich boards that read, "Touch me. Say whatever you want. No, really."
Marlena Graves|
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Virtual Flirting Comes to Christian Colleges
Is LikeaLittle.com, the newest fad in Internet dating, a fun diversion or an impediment to healthy community?
Marlena Graves|
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More Guns, More Shootings?
As a Christian, I worry about an increasingly armed America.
Marlena Graves|
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The Spiritual Blessings of Seeking Solitude
An excerpt from 'A Beautiful Disaster: Finding Hope in the Midst of Brokenness.'
Marlena Graves|
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Don’t Let Jean Vanier (or Other Heroes) Off the Hook
The rhetoric around fallen leaders often erodes our high call to holiness.
Marlena Proper Graves|
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Prodigal Children: If It Can Happen to John Piper, It Can Happen to You
There's nothing we fallible parents can do to ensure our kids will keep the faith.
Marlena Graves|
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The War on Chores: Who Should Do More?
How husbands and wives can think about divvying up the responsibilities.
Marlena Graves|
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The Good, the Bad, and the Terrorist
Searching for an explanation for evil.
Marlena Graves|
The “Gender Ghetto” in the Church
In a world of hurt, is fighting for a place at the table worth our time?
Marlena Graves|
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Taking Creative Liberties With Creation
Does Wm. Paul Young’s Eve go too far?
Marlena Graves|
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Getting to the Root of Female Masturbation
And the surprising role the church can play in helping women curb addiction to it.
Marlena Graves|
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When Doubt Comes to Church
How should we respond to intellectual challenges to Christianity from inside the flock?
Marlena Graves|
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Raising Christian Kids in a Sex-Filled Culture
We can’t isolate our kids from sin, but we can teach them to recognize it and learn from it.
Marlena Graves|
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Why We Don't Just Need Community, We Need Church
In our own sacred spaces and circles of friends, we can’t recreate the body of Christ.
Caryn Rivadeneira and Marlena Graves|
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Faith Unsettled
Pushing beyond the easy-believism of evangelicalism.
Jen Pollock Michel, Michelle Van Loon, and Marlena Graves|
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Remembering the Gospel with Alzheimer’s
Christian psychologist: ‘God has a way to reach them’
Marlena Graves|
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Blogging Truth to Power
Why we listen to watchdogs and whistleblowers (from two of us who have been there)
Michelle Van Loon and Marlena Graves|
My Difficult Past Makes Me a Better Leader
The very things I saw as weaknesses, I now see as strengths.
Marlena Graves|
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Adderall Arrives at Christian Colleges
Are well-meaning evangelical faculty and administration in part to blame?
Marlena Graves|
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Mixed-Gender Housing, and Mixed-Gender Friendship
Christian colleges likely won't let men and women room together anytime soon. Will they teach men and women how to be friends?
Marlena Graves, guest blogger|

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