Eric Metaxas & G. Shane Morris

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  Aug 6, 2016

  The Faith of TNT's Ernie Johnson

  One famous sports broadcaster had it all: fame, famous friends, wife and kids, cancer, and faith in Jesus. Here is one great story.

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  Aug 4, 2016

  More Materialist Mumbo Jumbo at The New York Times

  Is the person you call "you" just a practical joke played by your brain? Materialist mumbo-jumbo like this has really gone to science's head lately.

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  Aug 1, 2016

  American Christianity May Be Collapsing. What Should We Do?

  My friend Rod Dreher is as sane and stable as anyone I know, and he's saying, in essence, that the sky is falling. I reference his new article in The American Conservative, called "The Coming Christian Collapse."

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  Jul 30, 2016

  Archaeological Evidence Supports Acts 19

  If you want an accurate picture of life in the first century AD, archaeology shows us that you can't do much better than the book of Acts.

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  Jul 27, 2016

  Your Unchurched Neighbors Are Not Unreachable

  Your unchurched friends are not unreachable. How do I know? They've said so themselves.

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  Jul 24, 2016

  The Fake 'Jesus' Wife' Papyrus

  Probably a fake. That's what a Harvard professor is saying about the "Jesus' wife" papyrus she once believed to be authentic. Why did folks fall for it in the first place?

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  Jul 20, 2016

  China Can't Have Economic Growth When It's Not Having Enough Babies

  Healthy economies need young workers. And thanks to its one-child policy, China is facing a less-than-rosy economic future. Here's a lesson in demographics and worldview.

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  Jul 6, 2016

  The Story of the Century

  If you're living in America or Europe, the biggest story of this century is probably not what you think it is.

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  Jul 1, 2016

  California's Assault on Christian Colleges

  Some in the Golden State say Christian schools have a license to discriminate. Actually, the opposite may be true.

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  Jun 28, 2016

  Russell Moore Stirs Things Up at the Justice Conference

  We know what happened when Mr. Smith went to Washington. But what about when Mr. Moore went to Chicago?