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The Black Church Is Atlanta’s Original Community Organizer
Long before Raphael Warnock’s Senate run, the biblical call for freedom for the oppressed stirred Atlanta Christians to social action.
Kathryn Freeman|
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Racial Reconciliation Is Still a Dream for Atlanta Christians
But church leaders think it’s worth the work to address longstanding divides.
Jacqueline J. Holness|
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Paul’s Word to Police: Protect the Weak
As black Christians have long understood, the New Testament has a strong theology of law enforcement.
Esau McCaulley|
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The Old Testament’s Word to Police: You Answer to God’s Higher Court
How biblical law can illuminate today’s debates on law enforcement.
Michael LeFebvre|
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Can the Church Save Marriage?
Matrimony rates are in decline, even among conservative Christians. Here’s what that means for the future.
Mark Regnerus|
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COVID-19 Is Killing the Soulmate Model of Marriage. Good.
The silver lining for a post-coronavirus America: More married couples will be family-first.
W. Bradford Wilcox and Alysse ElHage |
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Who Is My COVID-19 Neighbor?
The only way to beat the coronavirus in the US is to beat it everywhere. Can we really save the whole world?
Andy Olsen with additional reporting by Susan Mettes|
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World Vision’s Forgotten Founder
A Korean pastor helped birth one of the world's largest charities. Why did he disappear from history?
David R. Swartz|
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Forgive Us Our Sins (And Theirs, Too)
How an ancient prophet’s prayer answers our modern outrage.
Jeff Peabody|
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What A Church Does, in Dollars and Cents
A sociologist explains a congregation's contributions to the local economy.
Interview conducted by Daniel Silliman|
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The Hidden Cost of Tax Exemption
Churches may someday lose their tax-exempt status. Would that be as bad as it sounds?
Paul Matzko|
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The First Christian
Mary’s preeminent example as a Christ follower neither began nor ended at Christmas.
Jennifer Powell McNutt and Amy Beverage Peeler|
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Meet the Minnie Church
What happens when you plant a church only for Walt Disney World employees?
Ted Olsen|
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Is Your Trip Tourism or Missions?
After years of debate, the line is blurrier than ever.
Andy Olsen with additional reporting by Bekah McNeel|
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The Rise of the Bible-Teaching, Plato-Loving, Homeschool Elitists
How evangelicals are becoming the new champions of the pagan classics.
Louis Markos|
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The Book of Ruth Can Transform the Way We Do Business Today
What companies might learn from the Old Testament practice of gleaning.
Bruce Baker and Tom Parks|
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Oil Is a Gift from God. Are We Squandering It?
What the church can do when the world’s had too much of a good thing.
Ken Baake|
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Young Life at the Border
How youth ministries are reaching teens torn between Mexico and the US.
Bekah McNeel in El Paso|
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Making Missions Count: How a Major Database Tracked Thailand’s Church-Planting Revival
A movement in Southeast Asia shows how real-time reporting is building Great Commission connections.
Kate Shellnutt|
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Saving Retirement
Growing old is not what it used to be. For millions of retirees, that may actually be good news.
Jeff Haanen|

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