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Learning to listen in an era of identity politics
It's all too easy to find reasons to disagree. But shouting our views louder doesn't mean we're being heard. Perhaps it's time to become better listeners.
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Respond vs. react
When we're confronted or accused, how can we respond in grace, rather than react in anger?
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The Church’s response to racism
Not only does the Church has a responsibility to address issues or racism in our culture, but we have a unique response and solution.
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Praying for Charlottesville
Violence and protests in Charlottesville show the deadly reality of sin, and our desperate need for a Savior.
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Betrayal: How do we respond?
Nothing hurts like betrayal. When we're personally wounded by those we trust, how should we respond? How do we forgive?
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Check your anger, change your marriage
Our ultimate goal in marriage is to reflect real love--not just the fleeting feelings of our own hearts, but the abiding, selfless love of God.
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Questioning evangelism
Evangelism: a long word for the simple concept of sharing the good news of Jesus. What’s the best way to share your faith? While there are many methods, Randy Newman says one of the most powerful evangelism tools is the one Jesus used most frequently: Questions. “Why are questions better than answers? When you ask…
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Scripture: The ultimate change agent
As today's culture trends toward chaos, we have the ultimate transformative tool right at our fingertips: the written Word of God.
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How negative news affects your brain
Focusing a steady barrage of negative headlines will affect not only our mood, but our brain itself.
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The power of perspective
Even when we can't change our circumstances, we can always change our perspective--which really changes everything.
