Ask Chuck: Should I Trust Cryptocurrencies Now?
Since the FTX debacle, do you think the crypto market has been ruined
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Overcoming Grief: It's a Process
Our God is a good, good Father As hard as it is to comprehend when you re in the thick of it, there is nothing we go through that s in vain and that doesn t pass through His hands first
Ye, Kyrie and the Black Hebrew Israelite Elephant in the Room
Today, it is Ye saying he can t be antisemitic because he himself is a Jew, while Kyrie who has since apologized recommended a movie espousing these very ideologies
Is it really taboo? Why including theology in public education makes sense
The deeper problem concerns the absence of theology and the functional denial of the transcendent within public school education
Unsettling Advent 2022, Day 5
Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove writes that in this season of watching and waiting, we do not have answers. We learn to be present to the pain of places like Mariupol and to pray with its suffering people for the peace we all need. For rulers who cling to their thrones, the advent of Jesus is a direct threat to their expansionist vision.
Former Muslim of Iranian Descent: Why Christians Should Care about Iran's Protests
As a former Muslim of Iranian descent, I understand why the unveiling became the rallying cry of Iranian women
How Many of Us Remembered to Thank God for Unanswered Prayers?
Thanking God in all circumstances is proof of Christian maturity We should not be fair-weather Christians who extol God when the going is good and grumble during times of difficulty
Life Keeps Winning in Texas. Here's What Other States Can Learn.
Texas Alternatives to Abortion program was and still is the safety net to serve the needs of women and children in Texas, and other states have something to learn from Texas and implement their own ...
David French and the future of orthodox Protestantism
Orthodox Protestants in America can now have clarity on the way forward and the choices that lie before them
Unsettling Advent 2022, Day 4
Rose Marie Berger, a senior editor at Sojourners magazine, reflects on Advent as a time of waiting. During Advent, we wait for something that is coming — we prepare for an arrival. We think of it as a joyful season, a season of sweet anticipation. But Advent is also a season of fasting, of hunkering down, of stripping away what is known to prepare for what is unknown.
