6,000 are Dead or Missing in Nepal-China Floods. What Can Christians Learn from This?
A rare glacial flood killed or displaced 6,000 people in Nepal and China What should Christians take from a tragedy this sudden and strange
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What Drag Queens and Blackface Have in Common
We need to remember the names of those who today push for drag, with its hideous, male-dominated caricatures of femininity
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Could This 84-Hour Bible Marathon Be the Spark for America’s Next Spiritual Shift?
On the cusp of America s 250th birthday, national leaders from every sphere of society will be reading the entire Bible, from cover to cover
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40 Years, 2 Brothers, and One Son: My Lifelong Fight against Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
I ve been fighting Duchenne muscular dystrophy for 40 years
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Malcolm Gladwell on Radical Forgiveness and the Death Penalty
What if the justice we rely on to bring closure is actually keeping us from it?
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The Unthinkable Alliance: How Russian and Ukrainian Christians are Uniting to Feed Israelis
Who d have dreamed that Russians and Ukrainians of all people could serve alongside each other in the same ministry After all, they re supposed to be on opposing sides, aren t they
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How an 84-year-old Catholic Priest’s Death Marks the End of India’s Secularism
Father Stanislaus Lourduswamy an 83-year-old Jesuit priest and tribal rights activist died in pre-trial custody in Mumbai, India
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When People Call You a ‘Christian nationalist,’ Here’s What to Think
To suggest that applying biblical truth to public life is inherently dangerous is to misunderstand the very nature of the Christian faith itself
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Is the ‘Christian revival’ a Myth? The Truth behind the Viral Data
Have reports of a revival of Christianity in the Western world been, to paraphrase Mark Twain, greatly exaggerated
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A Prayer from Kyiv at 3 am: My Night under Fire in Ukraine’s Capital
If you are reading this, I invite you to respond Pray for the people of Ukraine, but don t stop there
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Does God Hear the Prayers of People Who Start Wars?
Recent comments from Pope Leo XIV in a Palm Sunday homily are both puzzling and concerning
