Ruth Malhotra and Jennifer Keeton

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  Jan 7, 2016

  John Piper at Passion 2016: Jesus Is More Precious Than Life

  John Piper presented a panoramic view of history as he shared unique insights and application from the book of Revelation at the Passion 2016 conference Sunday morning.

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  Jan 4, 2016

  Louie Giglio to 40,000 Students: The Message at Passion Is Jesus Has Risen

  "Last year at Passion 2015 we began and ended with three words: 'It is finished,' and tonight we start with three words: 'He is risen,'" said Giglio.

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  Dec 8, 2015

  New North Point Music Single, 'Death Was Arrested,' Inspired by a Tombstone

  The impetus for this song came three years ago, when North Point drummer Brandon Coker was visiting his uncle in the small town of St. Mary's, Georgia.

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  May 10, 2015

  The Power of Matriarchal Blessing: A Mother's Day Reflection

  On a recent visit to India, my first stop in New Delhi was a visit with my precious grandmother over evening tea

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  Apr 2, 2015

  Take Up Your Cross: A Reflection on Unanswered Prayer, Shared Burdens, and the Call to Surrender

  "How do you respond to people in your church who have an unanswered prayer and are bearing a burden God has chosen not to remove?"

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  Mar 16, 2015

  God, Georgia Tech, and Going Legal: A Reflection on My First Amendment Lawsuit Nine Years Later

  Today marks nine years since I did something that profoundly changed my life. On March 16, 2006, as college students at Georgia Tech, Orit Sklar and I filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against our school for free speech and religious liberty.

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  Jan 4, 2015

  Passion 2015 Conference Opens to 20,000 Students in Atlanta; Giglio Emphasizes Finished Work of Christ

  Over 20,000 university students and leaders from around the world converged in downtown Atlanta Friday evening to kick off the Passion 2015 conference, the first of three, 3-day gatherings hosted by Passion this year focused on making Jesus famous while benefitting local communities and impacting the world.

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  Dec 24, 2014

  Christmas In the Red Light District: Indian Slums, a Bethlehem Stable, and a Savior for the World

  This Christmas season I set out to explore how some of the poorest and most vulnerable in India approach the Advent, and how Jesus' birth is presented and celebrated by believers in seemingly unlikely environments in our world.

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  Sep 25, 2014

  Happy Birthday, Dr. Stanley: Why I'm Thankful For My Pastor

  In that moment I was reminded of how First Baptist Atlanta has been more than just my church for the past 30 years. It is indeed my family. And Dr. Stanley has been more than just the pastor. He has been my pastor. Today, as he turns 82 years old, Dr. Stanley remains like a grandfather in the faith to me and countless others who have been personally shaped by his ministry over the years.

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  May 9, 2014

  The Gift of Reality: A Mother's Day Reflection

  Over the years my mom has taught me countless lessons, and I could talk endlessly about her impact on my life spiritually and scholastically and everything in between… she has modeled what it means to cultivate generosity, to embrace academic discipline, and to develop a biblical worldview, to name just a few of the ways her example has inspired my trajectory.