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One Year, Seven Transformations, and the Emergence of a ‘WEIRDER’ World
American independence was one of many revolutions sparked in 1776. How can we live faithfully in the new order they created?
Paul Gutacker|
Books
Christianity Has Anchored Free Societies. What Happens as They Deconvert?
Philosopher John Gray predicts we’re headed for an age of all-consuming moral warfare.
Bonnie Kristian|
Obituary
Parcours de vie : Uwe Holmer, le pasteur qui hébergea un dictateur
À l’effondrement du gouvernement communiste est-allemand, ce pasteur protestant accueillit Erich Honecker pendant dix semaines au nom du pardon.
Daniel Silliman|
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Obituary
Died: Uwe Holmer, Pastor Who Forgave a Communist Dictator
When the East German government collapsed, the evangelical minister welcomed Erich Honecker into his home for 10 weeks.
Daniel Silliman|
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Where Ya From?Episode 49|1 hr 3min
Juneteenth: Faith and Freedom with Ya’Ke Smith
How do you help people explore uncomfortable truths?
Rasool Berry |
Lent & Easter Special Issue
Morir al yo indispensable
Tal vez Jesús nos dio el mandamiento de negar las formas predeterminadas de valorarnos y medirnos a nosotros mismos.
Jeff Bilbro|
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Book Review
Basketball Is a Beautiful Game, but Not a Blueprint for Society
Treating the sport as a comprehensive social and political model misunderstands the vision of its Christian founder.
Paul Emory Putz|
LENT & EASTER SPECIAL ISSUE
Mourir à notre moi indispensable
Jésus nous exhorterait-il à abandonner les critères au moyen desquels nous évaluons et mesurons notre moi ?
Jeff Bilbro|
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LENT & EASTER SPECIAL ISSUE
Mati bagi Diri yang Tak Tergantikan
Mungkin kita perlu mendengar kata-kata Yesus sebagai sebuah perintah untuk menyangkal cara-cara bawaan kita dalam menilai dan mengukur diri.
Jeff Bilbro|
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Lent & Easter Special Issue
Dying to the Indispensable Self
Perhaps we need to hear Jesus’ words as a command to deny our default ways of valuing and measuring the self.
Jeff Bilbro|
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Speaking Out
Roe Is Over. But Its Libertarian Spirit Lives On.
Misguided views of freedom plague America’s pro-abortion culture and the pro-life church.
JONATHAN WARREN PAGÁN|
Where Ya From?Episode 29
Embodied Faith with Sho Baraka
Sho Baraka shares why his faith and worldly convictions aren’t mutually exclusive.
Rasool Berry |

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