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‘The Boy They Couldn’t Kill’

Football star’s unborn son thrives after execution-style murder of mom

Written by Dave Andrusko, LifeSiteNews | Saturday, September 29, 2012

In 2001, I wrote the following first paragraph: “On January 22 – on the 28th anniversary of Roe v. Wade – North Carolina Superior Court Judge Charles Lamm sentenced 27-year-old Rae Carruth to a minimum of 18 years and 11 months in prison for his role in the execution-style murder of his pregnant girlfriend. Miraculously, doctors were able to save Cherica Adams’s baby.”

Boundaries 101

An expert in church health was surprised what he didn’t know before attending his first-ever workshop in ministerial boundaries.

Written by Bill Wilson, Associated Baptist Press | Friday, September 28, 2012

-- Every minister and every volunteer who works with children and youth should undergo a thorough criminal background check and be required to attend an annual boundary awareness workshop/review. -- All churches need clear policies regarding online and social media communications for clergy and laity. -- If you think you are above and beyond the need for clear boundaries, you probably have a problem.

Hookup Culture Is Good for Women, and Other Feminist Myths

According to Atlantic essayist Hanna Rosin, we should celebrate that young women are now acting as sexually selfish as their male counterparts.

Written by Amy Julia Becker, Christianity Today | Friday, September 28, 2012

Even if they don’t always heed it in practice, Christians at least acknowledge the truth and goodness of the biblical view of human sexuality—that both men and women will honor God and find personal fulfillment in engaging in a sexual relationship with one other person within the covenant of marriage.

The 105th Archbishop of Canterbury is about to be revealed

Religion writer for the Daily Mail Online handicaps the contestants and gives a nod to 'God's choice'

Written by Adrian Hilton | Friday, September 28, 2012

The time has come to select a new Most Reverend Father in God, by Divine Providence Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, Primate of All England and Metropolitan. The CVs have been sifted, references requested, candidates shortlisted, and Google consulted (just in case... skeletons... cupboard...)

Bryan College defends decision to kill student’s story

Wanted to protect privacy of teacher arrested on child sex charges

Written by Leigh Jones, WORLD on Campus | Friday, September 28, 2012

Like almost all student newspapers, the Triangle is owned by the school and its stories are subject to review by school administrators. Although many public universities allow their student publications to operate with some degree of independence, most private colleges retain strict control over what their student journalists publish.

Obstreperous Islam

The West is now locked in a political and cultural struggle with Islam, and no amount of sentimental claptrap about “mutual understanding” will change that.

Written by William B. Evans | Friday, September 28, 2012

The first is that Islam is a religio-cultural-political package. There is no ultimate distinction in Islam between the sacred and the secular, and thus none between mosque and state. All of life is understood as a matter of submission to Allah

The Millennial Hymnal

At the crossroads of old and new, how should this generation worship?

Written by Matthew Boffey, RelevantMag | Thursday, September 27, 2012

But sing-ability also factors into the making of a good hymn. Not everyone likes the same songs, and we don’t have to. It’s unrealistic to assume unanimous approval on music preference. If I like every song my music minister chooses, it probably means someone three rows behind me doesn’t.

FactChecker: Divorce Rate Among Christians

…positive factors translated into actual lowered risk of divorce among active believers.

Written by Glenn Stanton, TGC | Thursday, September 27, 2012

"Christians divorce at roughly the same rate as the world!" It's one of the most quoted stats by Christian leaders today. And it's perhaps one of the most inaccurate.

Luther, Evangelicals, and Modern Art

Luther and the Lutheran tradition remain virtually unknown to conference-circuit evangelicalism

Written by Daniel Siedell, Patheos | Thursday, September 27, 2012

What I discovered is a Luther whose thought offers fertile ground for a desperately needed re-evaluation of evangelical approaches to art and culture, from his understanding of the distinctions between the letter and the spirit; law and gospel; theology of the cross and theology of glory; the kingdom of God and the kingdom of this world; the human being as simultaneously sinner and saint; God hidden and revealed; and nature and grace.

The ‘iPrayer 7’ Seminar

Lives would be changed. The church built up. The kingdom of God and His Christ expanded.

Written by Stan Gale | Thursday, September 27, 2012

I held a three-hour seminar on prayer this past Saturday at my church. It was intended primarily for the people of my local congregation to lay a foundation for becoming the house of prayer our God wants us to be and for which our Lord Jesus is zealous. I opened with what I envisioned the seminar would be like.

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