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The Election, the Culture, and the Church: Where are We, and Where are We Headed?
The Election, the Culture, and the Church: Where are We, and Where are We Headed?
The Day after Election Day: Prayer, Anyone?
The Day after Election Day: Prayer, Anyone?
Election Day 2016: Time to Vote
Election Day 2016: Time to Vote
Defend Life: On Election Day and Every Day
Defend Life: On Election Day and Every Day
Muslim Refugees Meet Jesus: God at Work in the Midst of Crisis
Muslim Refugees Meet Jesus: God at Work in the Midst of Crisis
Men Not at Work: The Church and Combating Joblessness
Men Not at Work: The Church and Combating Joblessness
Why Christmas Gives Us Hope, Even Through Tragedy
Why Christmas Gives Us Hope, Even Through Tragedy
Religious Liberty Bestowed by God or Government: Understanding the First Freedom
Religious Liberty Bestowed by God or Government: Understanding the First Freedom
The Election is Coming: And So is the Day After
The Election is Coming: And So is the Day After
A Symphony for Reformation Day: Mendelssohn's Fifth
A Symphony for Reformation Day: Mendelssohn's Fifth
Not Buying 'Death with Dignity': African Americans and Assisted Suicide
Not Buying 'Death with Dignity': African Americans and Assisted Suicide
A Call to Church Discipline: The Courage of Watermark Church
A Call to Church Discipline: The Courage of Watermark Church
Secular, Feminist, and Pro-Life: The Message Goes Mainstream
Secular, Feminist, and Pro-Life: The Message Goes Mainstream
Angel Tree Restores Families: Get Your Church to Participate
Angel Tree Restores Families: Get Your Church to Participate
'Mama Rwanda': How Women Entrepreneurs are Restoring Their Country
'Mama Rwanda': How Women Entrepreneurs are Restoring Their Country
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Do Some People Have the Gift to Heal?

Do Some People Have the Gift to Heal?
How to Know God Personally by Moving from Religion to Relationship

How to Know God Personally by Moving from Religion to Relationship
Is Doing the Right Thing Always Worth the Cost?

Is Doing the Right Thing Always Worth the Cost?