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How Culture Shapes Sermons

Recent books on culturally distinct preaching challenge misconceptions and equip diverse pastors to better address a multiethnic world.
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Fighting the Pandemic with Our Hearts and Our Smarts
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Fighting the Pandemic with Our Hearts and Our Smarts
A development economist and a disaster-relief expert show how to approach COVID-19 as “Shrewd Samaritans.”
Bruce Wydick and Kent Annan
Died: Luci Swindoll, Who Believed in God’s Grace and Being Herself
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Died: Luci Swindoll, Who Believed in God’s Grace and Being Herself
Woman of Faith speaker celebrated life of singleness.
Daniel Silliman
Three Evangelical Colleges Cut Tuition Prices
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Three Evangelical Colleges Cut Tuition Prices
Seattle Pacific, Houghton, and Gordon want prospective students to see Christian liberal arts colleges as an affordable option.
Liam Adams
As a Mixed-Race Christian, I Used to Think Diversity Was Enough
As a Mixed-Race Christian, I Used to Think Diversity Was Enough
How I came to see the value and beauty of gatherings exclusively for people of color.
Morgan Lee
Christians Invented Health Insurance. Can They Make Something Better?
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Christians Invented Health Insurance. Can They Make Something Better?
How to heal a medical system that abandons the vulnerable.
Liuan Huska
Turks and Armenians Reconcile in Christ. Can Azeris Join Them?
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Turks and Armenians Reconcile in Christ. Can Azeris Join Them?
Confessing the genocide, Turkish evangelicals seek forgiveness on behalf of their nation. With ongoing war in Nagorno-Karabakh, is there a path forward also with Azerbaijan’s believers?
Jayson Casper
Azerbaijan Evangelicals: Conflict with Armenians Is Not a Religious War
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Azerbaijan Evangelicals: Conflict with Armenians Is Not a Religious War
Young but growing community of former Muslims says Armenian warnings about genocide in Nagorno-Karabakh hurt the spread of the gospel.
Jayson Casper
The Most Diverse Small Town in America Mourns Refugee Cuts
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The Most Diverse Small Town in America Mourns Refugee Cuts
The election could determine the future of resettlement ministries in Clarkston, Georgia.
Stefani McDade
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Indiana Wesleyan University equips students through an affordable and flexible education initiative.
Abby Perry
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Christian Colleges Will Survive, but Change Is Coming
Business and tech students are forcing the hand of higher education.
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