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Pat Sawyer: What is CRT and Should We Be Concerned?
The first of three posts on Dr. Sawyer's thoughts and concerns about CRT.
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Framing Critical Race Theory
Introducing a new series on Critical Race Theory: its merits, flaws, and how (or even if) Christians should engage.
Sitara Roden
Feb 25
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Swinging the Pendulum Too Far
The Equality Act is the most significant threat to religious liberty in a generation.
Ed Stetzer
Feb 24
Missiology
Four Ways to Kill a Movement
Why Christianity Struggles to See Gospel Movements in the West
Josh Laxton
Feb 22
Fewer Churches Held In-Person Services in January
Most churches have found a way to continue meeting despite the ongoing pandemic, but fewer met in person in January as COVID-19 cases spiked across the country.
Aaron Earls
Feb 19
Culture
20 Truths from ‘How to Revive Evangelism’ by Craig Springer
“Evangelism training should have as its utmost priority developing and training great listeners.”
Ed Stetzer
Feb 17
Leadership
Is there a Doctor in the Church?
Continuing our ongoing series on whether or not church leaders need PhDs.
David A. Currie, M.Div., Ph.D.
Feb 16
Research
Americans Are Less Optimistic About Race Relations
New LifeWay Research determines that Americans are less hopeful about race after the previous administration.
Aaron Earls
Feb 15
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How Do Non-American Evangelicals Respond to the U.S.?
Understanding the American Evangelical experience from an international perspective.
Feb 12
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Honoring Grandma Kwong and Her Commitment to Global Missions
Age doesn't determine whether or not you can be faithful to your mission.
Sadiri Joy Tira
Feb 11
Leadership
Should a Pastor Pursue a PhD?
Pursuing a PhD stretches more than the life of the mind.
Rev. Dr. Danny Slavich
Feb 10
Leadership
PhDs: Who Needs to Finish Them?
Getting a PhD might not always be a linear path, but it is a valuable experience.
Heather Joy Zimmerman
Feb 9
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Why I Encourage Women of Color to Pursue PhDs
Higher education provides credibility and empowerment for disadvantaged students.
Dr. Priscilla Zelaya
Feb 8
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Evangelical Christians Must Take Action to Love Thy Neighbor
Extending grace can be a powerful public witness for Evangelicals today.
Heather Rice-Minus
Feb 5
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Leadership Lessons from a Pandemic: The Responsive Approach to Strategy
The final part in a series on wisdom gleaned from COVID-19.
Ed Stetzer
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