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What to Make of the First Presidential Debate
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In the age of push-button publishing, self-disclosure isn't always God's best.
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How Sewing Saved My Sanity
I took up quilting as a hobby. I had no idea it would become a tool for soul care.
Ruth Moon|
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Q+A: ‘To Joey, with Love’
Country musician Rory Feek shares about faith, heartbreak, and his new film.
Gina Dalfonzo|
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I Saw Jesus in Detention
We’re all so busy debating immigration policy that we’ve forgotten something essential.
Sarah Quezada, guest writer|
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Phyllis Schlafly Defended Women Like Me
Even with her flaws, the “first lady of the conservative movement” understood a fundamental human desire.
Jen Pollock Michel|
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How Mother Teresa Changed Missions
Every outreach-oriented believer should know the secret of the 'Saint of Calcutta.'
Rebecca Samuel Shah, guest writer|
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Q+A with Christena Cleveland: 'I Felt for the First Time—I'm Not Alone'
What everyone needs to know about supporting women of color at conferences and in churches.
Interview by Morgan Lee|
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We Need More Politics on Social Media, Not Less
How our feeds feed popular opinion.
Alicia Rollins, guest writer|
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Moms, Go on with Your ‘Bad’ Self
In a culture that expects perfection, sometimes failed moms are just doing their best.
Jennifer Grant|
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A Lament for Louisiana After the Floods
As I grieve the tragedy in my home state, I’ve found solace in a surprising place.
Jessica Mesman Griffith, guest writer|
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Freed from the Life I've Always Wanted
How Jesus confronted my "good Christian life"
Shannan Martin|
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Black and Blue Wife
My husband was a minister and I held graduate degrees—yet our “Christian” marriage was full of abuse.
Dr. Ruth A. Tucker|
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Why I’m Not a World-Changer
In my middle-age years, I’ve traded revolution for good old-fashioned faithfulness.
Michelle Van Loon|
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Our Bodies Are Imperfect Temples
God dwells in us whether we’re Olympian-level muscular or morbidly obese.
J. Nicole Morgan, guest writer|
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Am I Humble Enough to Learn from Millennials?
Learning from my elders is easy. Learning from those younger than me—not so much.
Nicole Sheets, guest writer|
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Losing Myself
Becoming “Mom” stirred up a difficult question: Who am I . . . really?
Ann Swindell|
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How Moving to Kenya Made Me a Less Fearful Parent
Things shifted when I noticed my preschooler handles daily life in Africa better than I do.
Dorcas Cheng-Tozun|

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