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How Muslims are coming to Christ
Muslims across the world are coming to Christ according to Jerry Trousdale. He shares his view on the movement and engaging personal stories.
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The story of Cradle My Heart
Kim Ketola's book Cradle My Heart came out of her own experience dealing with the grief of having an abortion and her journey to finding God's grace and forgiveness.
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You’re already amazing
Subtly we all want to be perfect and flawless. We see our lives as constant self-improvement campaigns. Holley Gerth reminds us we're chasing a lie.
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The land of blue burqas
Kate McCord (not her real name) was so moved by the plight of Muslim women that she left a successful corporate career and moved to Afghanistan to minister.
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Novel Talk: Song of the Brokenhearted by Sheila Walsh
Shelia Walsh discusses the threads of suffering and redemption for the brokenhearted which weave through her new novel, "Song of the Brokenhearted."
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Renovation of the church
Co-pastors Mike Lueken and Kent Carlson realized their church had become nothing more than a product for their congregation to consume. They changed that.
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Having enough
Does more stuff really equal happiness? With our desire for financial security and obsession over the newest stuff, it seems like many of us think so.
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Man alive
Patrick Morley has a passion for seeing men life full, vibrant lives. He explores signs of lukewarmness and characteristics of a "man alive."
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Plugged-in parenting
How do you protect your children from the violent and sexualized content media without alienating them?
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What women fear
For Angie Smith, finding grace in the midst of her fears meant giving all her fears, even the little ones, over to the loving God.
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