‘Just Like Selma’ Hymn Project Aims to Help Churches Recall King, Mark Black History Month
The new song’s composer thought it could be a way to again hear from Black churches, collectively, about civil rights.
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Bonhoeffer’s Answer to Political Turmoil: Preach!
The German theologian’s words about fear ring remarkably true today.
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Audrey Assad Highlights the Simple Beauty of Hymns – RELEVANT
Audrey Assad grew up in the Plymouth Brethren tradition. She grew up singing without instruments in four-part harmony, reading music out of the
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Melissa Joan Hart Answers the Call to ‘God’s Not Dead 2’ Despite Family Opposition
Melissa Joan Hart says she faced great opposition from those closest to her after she decided to play the lead actress role in God s Not Dead 2
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How a Texas Church Drove Out the Predatory Loan Industry
For one Garland pastor, living out the gospel means collective political action.
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£200 Million Research Boating Vessel Could Be Named ‘RRS Boaty McBoatface’ – RELEVANT
The official name for a new £200 million research boating vessel could be the RRS Boaty McBoatface thanks to (of course) the Internet. Looking for an
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Even Tyler Perry Can’t Improve on the Greatest Story Ever Told
Why the passion of Jesus Christ doesn't need to be contextualized.
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The Most Important Question in Politics: Was Ted Cruz the Lead Singer of Stryper? – RELEVANT
Author Michael Boulerice posted a photo of Ted Cruz and the lead singer of Stryper. And the resemblance is uncanny. So uncanny, in fact, that it sparked a
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‘The Young Messiah’ opens seventh at box office | Baptist Press
"The Young Messiah," a fictional movie depicting Jesus' childhood, finished seventh at the box office its opening weekend, according to the website Box Office Mojo. Evangelical reviewers praised the film's potential as an evangelistic tool while one also warned parents to screen it before allowing children to watch.
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10 Obscure Gospel Moments Most Jesus Films Miss
A look at commonly neglected gospel stories and films that depict them.
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Ministering to the world down the street
The Gateway Arch represented the westward expansion of the United States. For thousands of people from around the world, the Arch also welcomes them to their new home in the way the Statue of Liberty did for earlier generations of refugees.
