
Dolly Parton Didn’t Need You to Love Her (and That’s Why Most of Us Did)
She knew some people would find her embarrassing and uncultured—but her self-respect was never the least bit shaken.

She knew some people would find her embarrassing and uncultured—but her self-respect was never the least bit shaken.

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I didn t set out to become the parent who took the iPad away But two years spent researching predators on Roblox led me somewhere I didn t expect straight to the question of what these platforms are

Many would never expect a pro-life pastor to say this, but here goes I am grateful for nine Massachusetts Democrats When lawmakers who generally support abortion rights say a new law crosses a line,

The decline stopped Young men came back Bible sales hit a 21-year high But spiritual formation never followed and a 20-year researcher of American faith says that gap is the whole story

Church scandals are getting more attention and for good reason But not every failure has the same root cause Some are moral failures; others are failures of leadership, governance, and discernment

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Bands of young men in the early church helped the sick and poor. They also started riots, and their history has lessons for us now.