The Final T4G
Collin Hansen: “The last T4G will taste bittersweet, the end of an era that mixed so much joy with no little pain.”
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Collin Hansen: “The last T4G will taste bittersweet, the end of an era that mixed so much joy with no little pain.”
Every industry has darkness. We need to celebrate work’s goodness and push against that darkness.
Simply because multitudes are hopping on board doesn’t mean it’s spiritually beneficial.
I was adopted into a Christian family as an infant. Now, as an adult, I can see the ways my adoptive parents equipped me to understand my identity.
Inflation is higher than it’s been in a decade. Here’s how that should affect church leaders’ thoughts about money.
Collin Hansen and Daniel Strange discuss J. H. Bavinck, the totality, Goth culture, disenchantment, and more.
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Collin Hansen: “The last T4G will taste bittersweet, the end of an era that mixed so much joy with no little pain.”
Every industry has darkness. We need to celebrate work’s goodness and push against that darkness.
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Inflation is higher than it’s been in a decade. Here’s how that should affect church leaders’ thoughts about money.
