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Deconstructed Home for the Holidays
Faith is dividing families. What does lament look like in our relationships to God and our loved ones?
Hannah Anderson‌|
Excerpt
Keep Complaining to God. Just Don’t Ignore Him.
Even our angriest accusations are preferable to indifference.
Drew Dyck|
Viral JesusEpisode 88|47min
Karen Swallow Prior: Christian Culture in Crisis
Are weak and impaired imaginations at the heart of the evangelical movement’s identity problems?
Heather Thompson Day|
The Russell Moore ShowEpisode 68|1 hr 9min
Beth Moore and Russell Moore in Conversation
A live event discussion in celebration of Russell’s new book.
Russell Moore|
The Russell Moore ShowEpisode 63|44min
Losing Our Religion and Russell Moore’s Hope
Mike Cosper interviews Russell about his new book calling for repentance and renewal in American evangelicalism.
Russell Moore|
Testimony
當說屬於「我」的見證
以自我為中心的見證常被人濫用，但不分享自己的故事同樣也很自私。
Mandy Smith|
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Testimony
当说属于”我”的见证
以自我为中心的见证常被人滥用，但不分享自己的故事同样也很自私。
Mandy Smith|
English繁體中文
Church Health
我們「如何」留在教會和「為何」留在教會一樣重要
曾受到屬靈虐待的倖存者，重新加入新教會時仍需治療自己的傷口。
Michelle Van Loon|
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Church Health
我们“如何”留在教会和“为何”留在教会一样重要
曾受到属灵虐待的幸存者，重新加入新教会时仍需治疗自己的伤口。
Michelle Van Loon|
EnglishPortuguês繁體中文
Church Health
Feridos pela igreja: os traumas do abuso espiritual precisam ser curados
Como permanecemos na igreja importa tanto quanto o porquê.
Michelle Van Loon|
English简体中文繁體中文
Testimony
There Is an ‘I’ in ‘Testify’
Self-centered testimonies have been abused. But not sharing our story can be equally selfish.
Mandy Smith|
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Church Health
How We Stay in Church Matters as Much as Why
Spiritual abuse survivors who join a new congregation still need to heal from their hurt.
Michelle Van Loon|
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The Russell Moore ShowEpisode 39|55min
Yuval Levin on What Christians Can Learn from Religious Minorities
The political analyst talks being Jewish in America, working toward institutional change, and valuing the common good.
Russell Moore|
Book Review
From the Rise of the ‘Nones’ to the Indifference of the ‘Never Weres’
A sociologist observes the changing tides of American antireligion.
Arthur E. Farnsley II|
Book Review
Christian Orthodoxy Is Your Ticket to a Land of Adventure
Playing in the fields of heresy and ambiguity might offer short-term kicks, but only sound doctrine can supply a lifetime of thrills.
Michael F. Bird|
Book Review
Faith and Doubt Aren’t Black and White
Travis Dickinson shows believers how to question their beliefs without discarding them.
Kirsten Sanders|
Book Review
A Nonconservative’s Plea to Those Leaving Conservative Churches
Roger Olson sympathizes with liberal leavers, but he draws the line at liberal theology.
Fred Sanders|
Research
Baby Blues: How to Face the Church’s Growing Fertility Crisis
If current rates continue, most religious communities in America will shrink by more than half within three generations. But nondenominational Christianity might buck the trend.
Lyman Stone|
White Southern Evangelicals Are Leaving the Church
Data suggests that, when their attendance drops, these nominal Christians become hyper-individualistic, devoted to law and order, cynical about systems, and distrustful of others.
Daniel K. Williams|
Por que estou criando minha filha nos primeiros bancos da igreja
O melhor presente que meus pais me deixaram foi uma fé concretamente vivida. E quero fazer o mesmo por minha filha.
Rachel Joy Welcher|
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