Do Muslims love Jesus?
The true story of the Jesus of history is not in celebrity or political endorsements or the caricatures from other religions
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Pastor suicides: The Church must address mental health issues
I honestly am not aware of many churches and faith leaders who even touch this subject, often because too many people incorrectly believed that if you are saved, you shouldn t have any mental health ...
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Biblical Edom unearthed: Not a myth, a historical reality
Over the years, many scholars doubted the Edomites even existed, at least as described in those biblical accounts
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This is what Christianity looks like in Zimbabwe
Fellowship naturally flows from the Christians in Zimbabwe in a way I have never seen Fellowship is not an afterthought, it is a priority above most else, and the Zimbabwean culture reflects God s ...
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Robots in the pulpit?
If someone described a preacher s style to you as robotic, you probably wouldn t consider it a compliment
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Let Zacchaeus Find Redemption
When Zacchaeus met Jesus and recognized his sins, he did more than say a prayer. And a critical part of that story is the financial payments. But are we unwilling to let a Zacchaeus walk such a path of redemption?
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Netflix’s ‘Unbelievable’: True crime redeemed
I’m not one of those people who is prone to binge-watch the latest big series on Netflix. But lo and behold, this past weekend my wife and I were mesmerized by the critically acclaimed new cop-investigation drama Unbelievable.
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How We Can Use the Current Crisis in Politics and Christianity to Reclaim Jesus
(RNS) — Christians, in other historical moments, have often remembered, rediscovered, returned and gone back to their obedient discipleship to Jesus Christ — both personal and public — in times of crisis. It’s called coming home.
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When suicide is legal and the money runs out
The Medical Assistance in Dying Act, like all pro-death legislation, sent a crystal-clear message that euthanasia is an acceptable alternative to palliative care Inevitably, this will lead to ...
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Depression and the dark corner of the Church
In my 23 years as a former sr pastor and 24 years as a licensed mental health professional, I ve not seen such an onslaught of emotional dysfunction within church leadership as I have today, in ...
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Who should select the church staff?
It is both a question and a frustration The question is often stated as the title of this post Who should select the church staff
