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When Pigs Fly

Dennis Fletcher

That's three yes's, two no's, and one 'when pigs fly.'
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The Church Better Start Taking Nazification Seriously

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Tucker Carlson hosted neo-Nazi Nick Fuentes on his podcast. The stakes are high for American Christians.

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Are ‘Unreached People Groups’ Still a Thing?

Isabel Ong

Three experts discuss whether the popular concept has a future in missions discourse.

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They Led at Saddleback Church. ICE Said They Were Safe.

Andy Olsen

A Colombian couple prayed with neighbors and raised their children in one of America’s most influential churches. What did we gain from their deportation?

The Incarnation Sheds Light on Astrophysics

Deborah Haarsma

The heavens declare the glory of God in the person of Jesus Christ

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A Place for the Placeless

Nicole Massie Martin

A letter from Mission Advancement in our November/December issue.

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Recalibrating What ‘People’ and ‘Place’ Mean

Chris Howles

UK mission mobilizer wants to rethink “unreached people groups” amid changing migration patterns and a digitally-connected world.

The Architecture of Revelation

Kyle Dugdale

A monastery on Patmos builds silence in a world of noise

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God Is Your Father, Not Your Dad

Kirsten Sanders

Our therapy culture has made us too comfortable with God.

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