America Has Eye Trouble
The ICE shooting in Minneapolis, like the Jan. 6 insurrection, brings into sharp relief two different visions in America. Many of us now filter what we see through a pair of political eyeglasses, blurring facts with ideology.
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Mothering from behind prison walls: How a church became my co-parent
Everyone says that when you re in prison, Christmas is the most painful day, but for me, it was Mother s Day
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I never want to hear another woman say, ‘I’m just a stay-at-home mom’
Motherhood isn t just anything It s a divine calling
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3 reasons Christians should support Trump’s Iran policy
In confronting Iran s nuclear ambitions, Trump continues to pursue the only moral path left
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The future of the Church isn’t dying — it’s rising. Look at Gen Z and millennial males
The future of the church isn t dying it s rising But it will not rise by accident It will rise because ordinary believers chose to build and to guide
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How a musician became an astronomer and changed our world forever
For millions of American high-schoolers, graduation is upon them, and the question is weighing on their mind What s next
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Can You Still Buy a Car on a Budget?
We need to purchase a car on a tight budget We d like to buy a dependable used one, but we hear that parts are going up due to tariffs I know you like to purchase used, but is that still our best
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Mother’s Day: How to Teach Kids to Honor Their Parents Well
Showing honor to mothers isn t just something that should be done for the sake of a mom; it s something that should be done for the sake of children
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Do We Still Need the ERLC?
Based on my several decades of experience in dealing with Southern Baptist public policy concerns, we currently have a more sympathetic and receptive audience among national and state-level appointed
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BF&M 100, part 4: A change of attitude, 1910-1925 | Baptist Press
The rural South was struggling in 1925. The boll weevil had invaded cotton fields, wreaking economic havoc and misery across the region. During those difficult days, one of the people’s most cherished sources of hope, their faith, came under attack by another institution they had come to trust – science.…
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Shiloh Hendrix Calls Kid N-Word and Shows Adage ‘words can never hurt me’ is Wrong
Words can hurt Words can divide We have no business defending adults who hurl the n word at small children
