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I am ن
“What we want to do is capture some of these stories because when you listen to their stories you hear themes that challenge your own faith.”
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Revitalizing missions
Some places are harder to reach with the Gospel than others. How do we convince missionaries to go to these places?
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Creativity and the church
The church should be the most creative place on the planet because God is the ultimate creator.
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Is your relationship with your kids emotionally safe?
Many parents think that if they just parent with the right set of techniques, their child will grow up to be successful.
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The fine line between patriotism and nationalism
Is it good for us to love our country? There is an important distinction between patriotism and nationalism.
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How can we talk about race?
Christians perceive systemic issues of justice and injustice differently. How do we have conversation about racial reconciliation when people are starting in very different places?
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Are you a convictional Christian?
Christians who live according to their convictions are increasingly in the minority. Are evangelicals doing a good job of engaging culture?
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What is kindness?
Experiences of kindness sticks with people. What does that look like in the local church?
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Has American liberty vanished?
What does it mean to be an American?
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Our God, the One who does the impossible
Are fear and loneliness weighing you down? Let's take a moment to dwell on how powerful God is.
Holy Week transformed the Jewish temple, and it can transform you
As you prepare for Easter, let's consider the value of Holy Week, and how Jesus's impact continually reverberates around the world.
Put an end to emotional abuse
Emotional abuse is aimed at disrespecting and controlling a person. Dr. Linda Mintle explains what it is and how to recognize if it's happening to you.
