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From Our Experts

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  Home church: Quarantine can be a time to draw closer to God

  Many homes have now become churches of their own, with Americans worshipping in their living rooms, in front of televisions and computer screens.

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  8 steps to a happy marriage

  These eight actions or “disciplines” are simple but don’t always come naturally. It takes intentionality, patience and practice until they become your lifestyle as a loving husband.

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  4 ways to get closer to God if you don't attend church

  Christians have steadily stopped attending Church over the past 20 years. Here is why and four ways you can make sure you and your faith don't stagnate.

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  Finding your identity in Christ in 2020

  As adopted children of God, we have an elevated identity in Christ and should be like Christ — an incredible goal to aspire to in 2020. But what does ‘like Christ’ mean?

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  Is it wrong to work for companies with anti-Christian views?

  However, what about a more nuanced situation, like should a Christian work in the accounting department at Netflix, even though they sell a lot of pornographic movies?

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  How should Christians respond to those experiencing gender dysphoria?

  The issue of transgenderism is not something that one Christian author even considered a decade or two ago. But now it has come to a point where Christians need to better understand the issue and know how to best approach someone who might be experiencing gender dysphoria.

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  Why I quit making beauty judgments, even positive ones

  We all know that it is harmful to make negative judgments about someone's looks. But are positive judgments just as harmful?

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  Dads, take your kids to church!

  In families where only the father attended church regularly, the percentage of children following his example was actually higher than in families where both parents faithfully showed up on Sunday.

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  What should Christians do with retirement?

  With so many facing life at or beyond retirement age, a new group of Christian leaders based in Colorado Springs is asking us to engage in some non-traditional, but thoroughly biblical, thinking about retirement itself.