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Get Out! Tim Keller on the Exodus Story

June 18, 2019 | Tim Keller

If there is one Old Testament passage that the New Testament invites us to read in a Christ-centered way as a paradigm of Christ’s salvation, it’s the exodus. I’ll never forget nearly 40 years ago sitting in R. C. Sproul’s living room in Stahlstown, Pennsylvania. Alec Motyer, a British Old Testament scholar I had never heard of, was visiting. I was on the floor with a bunch of other college and seminary students, and Sproul said to Motyer, “Tell us about the connection between the…

Ministry

A Game Plan for Discipling Men in the Church

June 18, 2019 | Jonathan Leeman • John Onwuchekwa • Juan Sánchez

In the United States, more women than men go to church. The reasons are varied, of course, but churches need to think deeply and…

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The FAQs: What Christians Should Know About Vaccines

June 18, 2019 | Joe Carter

What just happened? After an outbreak of measles cases originating in Orthodox Jewish communities, lawmakers in New York voted last Thursday to end religious exemptions…

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The Two Best Introductions for Studying History

Justin Taylor

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Christian Living

How to Know if You’re Saving Life or Prolonging Death

June 14, 2019 | Matt McCullough

She writes to help us make wise decisions in some of the worst moments we’ll ever face.

Christian Living

A Book That Witnessed to Nazi Germany (and Still Witnesses to Us)

June 17, 2019 | Kelly Keller

In summer 1935, planning and construction had begun in earnest for the 1936 Olympiad, to be held in Berlin. These games would later be…

Julius Kim on Why You Should Believe in Jesus

June 17, 2019 | Julius Kim

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4 Things Teens Need from Your Church

June 17, 2019 | Sara Barratt

We’ve heard the statistics, read the articles, even seen it in our own congregations. Teens are evacuating. Statistics claim that 70 percent of teens will stop attending church after graduating from high school. As a teenager who’s grown up in church, I’ve had a front-row seat to this mass exodus. I’m not an expert, researcher, or pastor, but I am in the teenage trenches. There are many reasons for teens to…

Bible & Theology

When You Don’t Have a Good Dad on Father’s Day

June 16, 2019 | Lara d’Entremont

On Father’s Day, children of all ages hit the stores looking for cards that thank our dads for being loving and teaching us the…

Christian Living

When Grandma and Grandpa Don’t Love Jesus

June 15, 2019 | Barbara Reaoch

Why did preparing for my parents’ visits feel like I was preparing for battle? All these years later, I can still feel the tension…

Christian Living

Help! My Teen Doesn’t Want to Attend Church

June 14, 2019 | Lindsey Carlson

It’s Sunday morning and the buzzing alarm signals the beginning of an all-too-familiar battle: Your teenager has let you know in no uncertain terms…

Bible & Theology

Who Wrote Moses’s Obituary in Deuteronomy 34?

June 13, 2019 | Richard McDonald

What do these books have in common? The sixth volume of Matthew Henry’s Commentary on the Whole Bible, J. R. R. Tolkien’s The…

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4 Things Teens Need from Your Church

June 17, 2019 | Sara Barratt

When Grandma and Grandpa Don’t Love Jesus

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Help! My Teen Doesn’t Want to Attend Church

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Contrasting Views of Evil: ‘Game of Thrones’ and ‘Lord of the Rings’

June 17, 2019 | Bryan Weynand

In Defense of Pro-Life Incrementalism

June 14, 2019 | Joe Carter

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A Book That Witnessed to Nazi Germany (and Still Witnesses to Us)

June 17, 2019 | Kelly Keller

In summer 1935, planning and construction had begun in earnest for the 1936 Olympiad, to be held in Berlin. These games would later be called “Hitler’s Olympics,” and they were indeed a propaganda opportunity for the Nazi leader. Hitler’s associates viewed the games as a chance to prove the superiority of the regime, and along with it, the Aryan race. The next year, the world would watch a sprinter named Louis Zamperini compete on the track (Zamperini would later become a war hero and have his story told in the bestseller Unbroken). More poignantly, an athlete named Jesse Owens—a black…

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