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• On 'Dupes' and the Religious Left: An Interview with Paul Kengor During the Cold War, "the communists counted on the Religious Left to be duped—sheep led to the slaughter." Are we falling prey again? Center for Vision & Values Oct 13, 2010 comments
• Confronting Codependency in Your Marriage Meg Wilson Aug 18, 2008 comments
• Why Teens Seek the Wrong Crowd Does your teenager feel valued and significant in your home? If not, they'll look for value and acceptance somewhere else... Mark Gregston Sep 19, 2011 comments
• How to Partner in Parenting with Our Heavenly Father Does God answer when we partner with Him in prayer? Let me share one, simple prayer request I made for one of my sons, Brock, when he was a baby... Pam and Bill Farrel Dec 31, 2008 comments
• How to Measure Your Ministry by Biblical Standards You work hard to do your best in ministry, but is it accomplishing much? Here are five essential principles for doing ministry biblically. Whitney Hopler Oct 08, 2007 comments
• A Message To Pastors: Don't Give Up on Prayer I've spent a great deal of time moving our church to be "devoted to prayer." During this time, I have developed some fundamentals that I believe I must adhere to if God is going to use me to lead our church toward this goal. Dee Duke Aug 17, 2012 comments
• Old Vices Don't Improve with Age What exactly is it that we know now that necessitates a change in the hard won wisdom of nearly every ancient culture? John Mark Reynolds Oct 19, 2010 comments
• Autumn: A Season for Letting Go, Making Room As my daughters and I celebrate the changing seasons, we learn from Him. Our experience of collecting leaves a few years ago highlighted for us the importance of letting go of the old in order to make room for the new. Sharon Beth Brani Oct 06, 2010 comments
• Jesus or Homeschooling: Which is the Answer? Are those of us who are passionate advocates of homeschooling in danger of preaching a new gospel, one that removes Jesus from His rightful place? It's a question worth asking ourselves. Jonathan Lewis Oct 15, 2010 comments
• I'm So Angry, I Can't Hear You! "I know I'm not being very nice to him," Janice said to me, glaring over at her husband during a counseling session. "I'm always so mad at him there just isn't any room in my brain for being nice. I'm filled up with anger." Dr. David B. Hawkins Oct 12, 2010 comments
• Halloween: No Longer Childish Fun Dr. James Emery White Oct 29, 2009 comments
• The Sovereignty of God and Prayer If you believe God works all things according to the counsel of his will and that his knowledge is infallible, then what is the point of praying that anything happen? John Piper examines the fair question. John Piper May 03, 2007 comments