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A Disturbance at the County Fair

Living out our faith in this fallen world will almost always be complicated.

Written by Doug Eaton | Sunday, August 11, 2024

The primary interaction was between two boys about the same age. I saw the one who was evangelizing get up off the ground after being pushed down. With tears in his eyes, he came close once again to the kid who had pushed him down and said, “I love you and just want you to... Continue Reading

We have Shallow Communities

Why is our faith shallow? Part II

Written by T. M. Suffield | Sunday, August 11, 2024

In the modern west the sort of thick community, that which would allow us to witness each others’ Christians lives lived up close, is often unattractive to us. It requires us to give up some of our rights for the benefits of others. It requires us to privilege particular individuals (rather than a vague ‘everyone’... Continue Reading

The Hardest Part of Overcoming Addiction

Why Honesty is so Hard

Written by Brad Hambrick | Saturday, August 10, 2024

When we understand that honesty is the hardest part of overcoming addiction, this approach makes more sense to us. Yes, there are a myriad of steps they need to take after this. But that shouldn’t cause us to rush our loved one through the first, intimidating step of being honest with God, self, and others.... Continue Reading

Conservative Elites Prefer Living in Progressive Elite Cities

Many conservative elites prefer living around liberals to the average conservative voter.

Written by Aaron M. Renn | Friday, August 9, 2024

Conservative elites and their institutions are concentrated in New York and Washington. Even some of the ones that are outside of the Acela corridor are in blue areas, like the Hoover Institution, which is at Stanford University. Most conservative intellectual leaders don’t live in red states or redder areas of blue states. This shows a couple... Continue Reading

Why Don’t Christian Leaders Call Out Untrustworthy Leadership? The Same Reasons Non-Christian Leaders Don’t.

The Crisis of Trustworthiness

Written by Stephen McAlpine | Friday, August 9, 2024

As we watch the Western world burn down around itself with leader after leader who demands obedience, refuses to heed wise counsel that refutes their shibboleths, and who punishes those who call out the problems early, we need a church leadership that lives differently. A church leadership whose vision of Jesus is so big and... Continue Reading

“Pop Squad” and the Rise of Post-birth Abortion

How Far will the Anti-natalists Go?

Written by Guzi He | Wednesday, August 7, 2024

“Pop Squad” offers a rare window into the mind of an abortionist. It also hints at a path for his redemption.    Progressive media has been quick to dismiss recent accusations by high-ranking Republicans like former President Donald Trump and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis that Democrats support “post-birth” abortion. Debunking DeSantis, an article from the... Continue Reading

Even When Blaspheming at the Olympics, Queer Activists Reinforce Christianity

In their attempts to slime what they see as their enemies, queer activists reinforce the realities they’re trying to destroy.

Written by Joy Pullmann | Wednesday, August 7, 2024

God has the last laugh, though, because even when people blaspheme, they reinforce what God says. It’s another clear indicator that Christianity is true and Jesus is God. He has created the frame that we all live inside, and even those who hate it cannot escape.   Friday’s drag-queen parody of Christ at the Paris... Continue Reading

6 Things You Need to Start a Family Devotion

You’ve got to commit to consistency.

Written by Michael Kelley | Sunday, August 4, 2024

For us, we try to change things up once a week. Monday through Thursday, we do a Bible study and prayer (probably around 15 minutes), but Friday is different. On Friday, everyone shares one specific thing they are thankful for that week, and one prayer request. For a while, those prayer requests were pretty predictable... Continue Reading

Are Theology Degrees Enough of A Reward in Themselves?

Does acquiring more degrees deserve greater reward or compensation at the expense of the church’s overall ministry?

Written by Helen Louise Herndon | Saturday, August 3, 2024

Does having a higher degree guarantee, in and of itself, that a person will perform better in ministry than one with a basic required degree? Does a pastor with a Ph.D. give more of himself or is more productive in ministry than one with a M.Div.? Does he have greater influence on the spiritual outcomes... Continue Reading

Please Make a Mess of Your Bible

I wanted to take a minute here to encourage you to read (and notate) your Bible in a way that is similar to how cold-case detectives read and notate our case files.

Written by J. Warner Wallace | Friday, August 2, 2024

Read large sections over a short period of time, reading sequentially through the accounts in as few sittings as possible. Read all of it before returning to the text to begin highlighting and writing notes. Try to put yourself in the crime scene. If you were the original investigator, what follow-up questions would you have... Continue Reading

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