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What to Do in a Culture That is Hostile to Christianity
What to Do in a Culture That is Hostile to Christianity
Abandoning Scripture, Abandoning Faith and Morals: The UMC's Decision
Abandoning Scripture, Abandoning Faith and Morals: The UMC's Decision
Luke Nails it: The Mob at Ephesus in Acts 19
Luke Nails it: The Mob at Ephesus in Acts 19
Bill Nye the Philosophy Shy: Why Science Didn't Just Happen
Bill Nye the Philosophy Shy: Why Science Didn't Just Happen
The Condom Conundrum: More Teen Pregnancies, Not Less
The Condom Conundrum: More Teen Pregnancies, Not Less
Unchurched, Not Unreachable: Your Friends are More Open Than You Think
Unchurched, Not Unreachable: Your Friends are More Open Than You Think
Should You Allow Your Kids to Play Pokémon Go?
Should You Allow Your Kids to Play Pokémon Go?
Stopping Killing with More Killing: Why Planned Parenthood's Philosophy Doesn't Work
Stopping Killing with More Killing: Why Planned Parenthood's Philosophy Doesn't Work
Good News: Some in the Media Recognizing Anti-Christian Bias
Good News: Some in the Media Recognizing Anti-Christian Bias
The Importance of Asking Good Questions
The Importance of Asking Good Questions
How God is Working in Your Life Even When You Least Expect It
How God is Working in Your Life Even When You Least Expect It
Garrison Keillor, Beloved Host of 'A Prairie Home Companion,' is Retiring
Garrison Keillor, Beloved Host of 'A Prairie Home Companion,' is Retiring
Dallas, Baton Rouge, and Falcon Heights: Where to Go from Here?
Dallas, Baton Rouge, and Falcon Heights: Where to Go from Here?
Gospel of Jesus' Wife Found to be Fake
Gospel of Jesus' Wife Found to be Fake
Iowa: Pastors' Religious Freedom is Threatened
Iowa: Pastors' Religious Freedom is Threatened
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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?