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The Lesser Kingdom
The Church Can Stand in the Breach Against Chaos
Society is increasingly fragile. We need the best of Christian progressiveness and conservatism working together to strengthen it.
Bonnie Kristian
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Lent
Pandemic and Penitence: COVID-19 Has Re-Ordered What Matters Most
This Lent to forget will make us remember where our first loves reside.
Kerilyn Harkaway-Krieger
Lent
Let David Lead Us Through the Wilderness This Lent
The pandemic has disrupted everything, but the Lord remains our strength and our song.
Steve Dragswolf
Parenting
These Moms Won’t Miss the Pandemic. But Their Quarantine Habits Are Keepers.
Ten writers on the discipleship practices that shaped their families this year.
Compiled by Kara Bettis
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Christians on the Frontlines of the Pandemic
Doctors, nurses, and volunteers united in a global effort.
Landry Harlan
How Do I Love My Friends Who Are Slow About Moving into a New Normal?
The key is love.
Brian From & Aubrey Sampson
Discipleship
COVID-19 Killed Our Sense of Personal Progress
Scripture says that might be a good thing.
Hannah Anderson
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Leadership
Shepherding in a Shifting Financial Landscape
The pandemic intensified existing economic challenges for churches—and catalyzed new ones.
David Roach
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How Might the COVID-19 Crisis Reshape our Churches for Good?
We have a unique opportunity to reset, pivot from old patterns, and look afresh at the future.
Kyuboem Lee
Don’t Wait for Hope. Work for It.
Even during a pandemic, we have a duty to anticipate God’s goodness.
Hannah Anderson
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