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Christian bodies divided on bipartisan prison reform bill

By Stoyan Zaimov

A Christian rift over the bipartisan prison reform bill — the First Step Act — is forming, with the National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA announcing its opposition.

Tim Keller concerned about Christians radicalized by both sides of nationalism, xenophobia debate

By Leah MarieAnn Klett

The biblical story of Jonah speaks to the nationalism, xenophobia and racism prevalent in America, and Christians should be “uncomfortable” identifying with either political party, Keller argued.

'Titanic Baptist figure, Christian crusader': Jess Moody of Palm Beach Atlantic University dies

By Stoyan Zaimov

Jess C. Moody, the founding president of the interdenominational Palm Beach Atlantic University, has died at age 93.

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What are the biggest threats facing Christian seminaries?

By Stoyan Zaimov

Presbyterian pastor Ligon Duncan has listed out some of the biggest threats facing Christians seminaries in America, from unbelief to a lack of Biblical understanding in students.

Joni Eareckson Tada and suffering well

By John Stonestreet and G. Shane Morris

A test of a worldview is whether it is big enough to weather sickness, disability, and the scorn of a culture.
Advent and the coming of the King

By John Stonestreet and Roberto Rivera

The King has come. He will come again. The meaning of Advent is worthy of our reflection, and here’s something to help.
Scholar responds to Eastern Orthodox apologists

By John B. Carpenter

Has Eastern Orthodoxy been drawing many evangelicals into its fold? What is it about Eastern Orthodoxy that draws many evangelicals?
Churches: Revitalize? Replant? Is relaunch a 3rd option?

By Thom S. Rainer

As we seek to work with churches around the world, we use two words regularly to describe the efforts toward greater health: revitalize or replant. ... Is relaunch a possible third way? I think so.
The New York Times highlights serious problems with transgender ideology

By John Stonestreet and G. Shane Morris

Every once in a while, we’re offered a peek behind an ideological curtain. That’s what happened last week in the New York Times.

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Crowder reveals why he describes God’s presence as ‘Ghost’ instead of Holy Spirit

Three time Grammy-nominated artist David Crowder recently released his new album "I Know a Ghost" and says he decided to use the word ghost instead of spirit as a way to draw more people.

How God prepared former Dodgers GM to fight sex trafficking

By Samuel Smith

In the years following former Dodgers general manager Kevin Malone’s departure from MLB, God pointed Malone and his passionate heart toward a new area of interest, one that he wasn’t really aware of until he went on a trip to Thailand.

5 things to know about the prison reform bill FIRST STEP Act

By Samuel Smith

Some senators are rushing to get passed a prison reform bill that advocates say could be the most substantial prison reform the U.S. has seen at the federal level in decades.

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