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Nous, le un pour cent des chrétiens, présentons nos excuses aux quatre-vingt-dix-neuf autres pour cent de chrétiens
Vous, les 99 %, n'existez pas pour aider les professionnels du ministère à accomplir le Grand Mandat missionnaire. C’est nous qui existons pour vous aider à le faire.
Michael Oh|January 21, 2020
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On MLK Day, Be Still and Listen
Hearing each other is a miracle. We need to practice receiving it as such.
Daniel Harrell|January 20, 2020
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Died: Jack Van Impe, Televangelist Who Saw Signs of End Times
Every week for more than 30 years, he interpreted headlines in light of prophecy.
Daniel Silliman|January 19, 2020
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Worship God: Start a Hobby
Lately, hobbies have become a metric of personal success. But their core purpose is to help us pause and praise.
Brianna Lambert|January 16, 2020
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Should Christians Kill Animals for Sport?
A new book presents a range of arguments on the moral legitimacy of hunting.
David A. Currie|January 16, 2020
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Can the Church Lead on Race Relations? Atlanta Christians Think So.
A movement that started at the world's biggest Confederate monument is establishing trust and relationships among faith leaders of all ethnic backgrounds.
Morgan Lee|January 15, 2020
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Can We See God from Einstein’s Tower?
The great scientist’s grand theories can take us to dizzying heights, but there are realms they cannot reach.
Greg Cootsona|January 09, 2020
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Love Your Neighbor in the New Year: Answer Their Emails and Texts
Jesus protected his time and also gave it up willingly. In this digital age, we’re called to do the same.
Jen Pollock Michel|January 08, 2020
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Non-Traditional Seminary Students Are Changing the Church
A new class of seminarians emerges.
Abby Perry|January 07, 2020
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The Dangers that Epiphany Reveals
Lessons from the Magi on being simultaneously threatened and “overwhelmed by joy.”
Daniel Harrell|January 06, 2020
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Her Son Took up Heroin. She Was the One Whose World Unraveled.
A mother’s meditation on sin, guilt, and the grace of self-doubt.
Anne Kennedy|January 06, 2020
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Our Lives Aren’t Conducive to Prayer. But a Better Way Is Possible.
John Starke gives us a compelling vision of the praying life—and the practices to turn that vision into a reality.
Justin Whitmel Earley|January 06, 2020
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The Light of the Nations
The visit of the Magi draws our attention to the global nature of the gospel.
Peter J. Leithart|January 06, 2020
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Christianity Today’s Top Testimonies of 2019
The Christian conversion stories that CT readers shared most.
CT Editors|January 03, 2020
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Netflix’s ‘Messiah’ Says the World Needs a Savior
The problem is, which one?
Kutter Callaway|January 03, 2020
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Killing Jesus’ Brothers and Sisters
Why did we turn on the Jews so quickly? And what do we do about it now?
Mark Galli|January 03, 2020
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My New Year’s Resolution: To Call Myself Christian in Public
After years of “playing it cool” with my unbelieving friends, I can tell you: It only gets weirder to talk about faith the longer you wait.
Sara Billups|January 02, 2020
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CT Editors|January 02, 2020
London Leads UK in Prayer. But Only 1 in 10 Brits Prayed for Brexit.
20 Truths for ‘Unburdened’ by Vance Pitman
No, Prayer Isn’t Really a Conversation
