How Syria’s 2,000-Year-Old Christian Roots are Being Torn Out
Syria recorded the largest single year jump in Christian persecution in the history of Open Doors World Watch List
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Ask Chuck: How Can I Ever Afford a Home?
I am 25, live in a hot housing market, and feel squeezed by rising rents I can t see any way that I could ever buy a home I need a plan and some hope
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Why the World is Running Out of Babies
Our increasingly sterile way of life is a sign of sickness at the heart of modernity Unless we can learn to see the value of past traditions for our future, we re not going to have one
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Target and the LA Dodgers Put Budweiser to Shame
I can t wait to go a week or a month or who could imagine a year without writing a single article on LGBTQ activism
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Works righteousness covers over a multitude of noble deeds
Works righteousness covers over a multitude of noble deeds, whereas God s love in Christ covers over a multitude of sins
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Another Memorial Day: Is America Still Worth Fighting For?
With another Memorial Day upon us, we may consider the question Is America still worth fighting for
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Male leadership in the Church: God’s good and timeless plan for His people
God s designs aren t arbitrary, but rather for our good So, let s embrace God s good design, confident that He doesn t change with the times and so neither should we
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What churches need to consider when background screening volunteers, staff
Churches need to undertake every avenue available to ensure children are kept safe
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Henry Kissinger turns 100. What I remember working under Nixon
Henry Kissinger, the diplomat who served as foreign policy advisor to both presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford, turns 100 on May 27 Admired by some, hated by others, he is still active on the ...
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Can Southern Baptists do the unexpected and break the downward spiral?
Can Southern Baptists do the unexpected and allow God to use them to blaze a new trail for the recovery of evangelistic fervor and effectiveness
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The Cross and the Rainbow Flag
Contributing writer Rodney Kennedy argues that we should see the cross and the rainbow flag together and identify Christ with a community of excluded people.
