Steven Chin: What Does Righteous Anger Look Like?
John Piper: How Do You Prepare Your Sermons?
Ted Haggard “Over-Repented”? Dah… What?
Christians and Civil Disobedience
Matt Chandler: Leading Your Church Through Suffering
A graduate student in school counseling is accusing Augusta State University in federal court of violating her constitutional rights by demanding that she work to change her views opposing homosexuality.
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Dearbrook Missionary Arrest Update
For the second year in a row civil libertarians have accused the Dearborn Police Department of violating the First Amendment by arresting Christian missionaries talking and handing out literature to predominately Muslim attendees of the Dearborn International Arab Festival.
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Planned Parenthood’s Lies
From time to time, a column in a newspaper is more revealing than its author probably intended it to be. That seems to be the case with “Myths Widen the Science-Religion Divide” by Elaine Howard Ecklund, published in the July 19, 2010 edition of USA Today. In her essay, Professor Ecklund suggests that science and religion can enter into a constructive dialogue. But a closer look at her essay reveals that this dialogue, at least as it involves most Christians, is a one-way street.
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Bill Kynes: What Does it Mean to Abide in Christ?
Darth Vader on GPS
Tim Keller: Scraps of Thoughts on Daily Prayer
There are three kinds of prayer I try to find time for every day – meditation (or contemplation), petition, and repentance. I concentrate on the first two every morning and do the last one in the evening.
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R.C. Sproul: New College at Ligonier Academy
In “The Persistence of Patriarchy,” Eggebroten writes about “the wide reach” of complementarian views of manhood and womanhood among conservative Christians. Her article is subtitled: “Hard to believe, but some churches are still teaching about male headship.”
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The Gospel Coalition Conference 2011
Harry Reeder: What Does It Mean to Think Theologically?
J.I. Packer: Truth and Power
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