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Why the next great revival won't start at big gatherings
Are we hungering for the temporary when the eternal is already within reach?

To the Armenian gov't: Without the Armenian Church, there can be no Armenia
In many ways, the Armenian government’s policy towards the Church today is a return to the Soviet blueprint of repression and state control.

The New Right’s revolt is not really about Israel
The GOP conservative leaders need to intentionally call out the New Right.

Thanksgiving vs. Christmas: How should we celebrate this season?
While we sincerely embrace and look forward to the hope embodied in Jesus Christ and celebrate it at Christmas, let’s not forget another essential aspect of God’s grace.

I'm a licensed clinical psychologist. This SCOTUS case is deeply concerning
I’m a licensed clinical psychologist with deep concern about this case, because I help people with their unwanted sexual attractions.

On 62nd death anniversary: 5 reasons why people find CS Lewis appealing
Why read C.S. Lewis?

Gratitude isn’t reserved for people whose lives are perfect
It shows us how easy it is to receive blessings and keep walking, and how rare it is to turn back and say “thank you.”

America's first Thanksgiving prayer proclamation was hardcore
If someone prayed like this in Congress today, they might try to drive them out of town on a rail.

My fellow Evangelicals: We have to make marriage look worth choosing
Why, in all the years the conservative right has tirelessly claimed to champion family, have we failed to actually make family life look compelling, joyful, or worth aspiring to?

Israel and Palestine: The two-state problem
This week, the U.N. Security Council approved a U.S.-drafted resolution intended to bring lasting peace between Israelis and Palestinians.



















