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I Was a New-Age Healer. Then I Realized I Wasn’t the One Doing the Healing.

I Was a New-Age Healer. Then I Realized I Wasn’t the One Doing the Healing.

Why a Reiki master renounced her craft to follow Jesus.

Nicole Watt|April 20, 2020

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Good Christians Are Satan's Easiest Targets

But The Pilgrim's Progress teaches us how to brawl with Apollyon.

Abby Perry|February 28, 2019

Keeping Satan’s Fingerprints Off of Your Marriage

Keeping Satan’s Fingerprints Off of Your Marriage

Why husbands and wives need to suit up for spiritual war.

Chad Ashby|January 25, 2019

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The Noonday Demon in Our Distracted Age
What to do when a Netflix binge brings you more joy than God’s calling.

J. L. Aijian|April 27, 2020
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Don’t Worry, There Are More Demons Than You Think
What Halloween gets right about spirits and why Christians have nothing to be afraid of.

Chris Pappalardo|October 30, 2018
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As a New Age Enthusiast, I Fancied Myself a Free Spirit and a Good Person
Then a strange dream, an old friend, and a disturbing psalm woke me up to reality.

Mary Poplin|December 21, 2017
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The 'Prophets' and 'Apostles' Leading the Quiet Revolution in American Religion
A Christian movement characterized by multi-level marketing, Pentecostal signs and wonders, and post-millennial optimism.

Interview by Bob Smietana|August 03, 2017
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Why Moral Failure Happens When Ministry Is Going Great
7 characteristics of success that can lead to adultery.

Mike MacKenzie|June 15, 2017
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Depression or Spiritual Warfare: What if It’s Both?
Psychologist Eric Johnson on how Christians should make sense of mental illness and demonic possession.

CT Editors |July 07, 2016
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How Victims of Sexual Abuse Can Get the Better of Satan
A Christian therapist shares lessons from 25 years of counseling survivors.

Interview by Mary DeMuth|February 19, 2016
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