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Half Agony, Half Hope

This is not a cry for attention, but an honest reflection on the hardships of infertility.

Written by Jennifer Weitz | Monday, May 9, 2016

Infertility is a lonely place. Even if you do know the statistics and have a support system, it’s impossible to not feel that everyone around you is getting pregnant when you are not. When you’re constantly reminded, when friends and family, and sometimes even your husband, are unable to understand, when you’ve long ago used... Continue Reading

Keith Getty’s Work-Life Balance

The popular hymn writer talks about how he and his wife set priorities for business and family

Written by Warren Cole Smith | Monday, May 9, 2016

Kristyn and I, we’ve actually never had a night apart. We’ve been married 11 1/2 years. Never had a night apart, but we can do that because we work together. … Rooms, cars, and elevators, you can’t be alone with a man or woman in the room. They have to reorganize all the cab schedules... Continue Reading

Puritans On The Potomac

What explains the success of this counter-cultural congregation?

Written by Timothy George | Monday, May 9, 2016

The resurgence of Calvinism indicates that America hasn’t changed so much as some might suppose. American Christianity has splintered in myriad directions since the Puritans settled New England. But the God they worshiped—attested in the Bible, sovereign in all things, and merciful toward sinners through the self-sacrificed Jesus Christ—still captivates believers today.   On a... Continue Reading

Two U.S. Missionaries Slain In Jamaica

Harold Nichols, 53, and Randy Hentzel, 48, worked with the mission group Teams for Medical Missions.

Written by Onize Ohikere | Sunday, May 8, 2016

Jamaican police on May 2 said they have no suspects and are searching for a motive for the murders. But Jamaica is plagued with high violent crime rates. The island of about 2.7 million people suffered 1,200 killings in 2015, a roughly 20 percent increase from the previous year.   (WNS)–Jamaican police are looking for... Continue Reading

End Of The Legal Road? Colorado Baker Who Refused Service To Same-Sex Wedding Loses Again

A Lakewood, Colo., baker who refused to bake a cake for a gay wedding because same-sex marriage violated his religious beliefs will not have his case heard before the Colorado Supreme Court

Written by Gregory Tomlin | Sunday, May 8, 2016

“The Colorado Civil Rights Commission soon piled on, requiring the baker to submit quarterly reports (for two years) which detailed the name of any person he refused to bake a cake for and on what grounds the refusal was made. The reports were also supposed to document steps Phillips had made to end what the Commission deemed... Continue Reading

Fired Megachurch Preacher in St. Louis Illustrates Familiar Journey

Shepherding a megachurch is tied in many ways to America’s celebrity culture

Written by Jesse Bogan | Saturday, May 7, 2016

“High visibility can also set pastors on a correction-course with humility that evangelical Christians call getting right with Jesus. The Rev. Darrin Patrick, 45, of Webster Groves, is one of the latest on such a path. Elders at The Journey, a popular megachurch he founded with his wife in 2002, fired him a few weeks... Continue Reading

Lecrae’s Story Is Our Story

Lecrae’s story shows how God continues to be in the business of pursuing sinners

Written by Matthew Robbins | Saturday, May 7, 2016

“We who have long been “insiders” can learn from brothers and sisters who’ve lived as cultural minorities for years. In Unashamed, Lecrae captivatingly tells his story. And in so doing, he provides helpful insight into the minority experience in America.”   As Western culture becomes increasingly post-Christian, many are struggling with the necessity of adapting to life as a cultural minority.... Continue Reading

American Missionaries Found Brutally Murdered in Jamaica

"Harold Nichols and Randy Hentzel, two of our missionaries in Jamaica were murdered."

Written by Leonardo Blair | Saturday, May 7, 2016

“We are saddened by the horrible deaths of the two American missionaries. They’re not just visiting, but have been pillars of both communities for years,” said Polacheck. “The ambassador has been in contact with the highest levels of the Jamaican security apparatus, and we are hoping for a speedy resolution to this matter and that... Continue Reading

To The Women With Whom He “Didn’t Cheat”

You don't know me. I'm the woman from the other side of the screen. I was the woman who loved that man you "didn't cheat" with.

Written by Jessica Snyder | Thursday, May 5, 2016

I wish you had touched him, and kissed him, and been intimate with him. At least then the pain I felt would have made sense. Nobody would have told me “Boys will be boys!” or “Stop overreacting, every man does it.” At least then I could have left and saved myself 8 years of degradation.... Continue Reading

Don’t Be A Jerk!

Sage counsel from an experienced pastor to other pastors.

Written by Randy Nabors | Thursday, May 5, 2016

Don’t be an emotional abuser.  You should never use guilt to get your way, or maneuver someone into a decision so they will be more useful for your ministry or program.  Guilt is a powerful and useful tool, and a good tool, when used by the Holy Spirit to convict people of real sin.  If... Continue Reading

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