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The release of Anne seems to have divided fans down the middle, with some condemning its darker tones while others welcome the tragic honesty.

By being willing to face some tough questions and dig deeper into the Bible for answers, young Christians can be better equipped for the journey...

Working moms have been burned by judgment and criticism. And worse, Christians have stood by and let this happen, sometimes partaking in the attack...

We live in very different times now. Our phones give us a steady stream of headlines. At every turn, a news headline that scares or angers you begs...

This week's episode is all about books - our childhood favorites, ones we re-read again and again, and our favorite books for the lazy days of...

One of the stronger entries in the Alien franchise, Ridley Scott's Alien: Covenant spends an hour building characters and suspense before...

Recently, though, I’ve been thinking a lot about what it means to be a daughter, what it means to be someone’s child, and what it means for me to...

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It’s estimated that over 30 percent of the people in the Roman Empire in the first century were slaves. Slavery and persecution will never go away.

The unspoken prayer request is often a confession of powerlessness, of vulnerability. God doesn’t despise that, and neither should we.

Despite a touching story of redemption, Champion is frequently interrupted by a bloated soundtrack which robs the film of any emotional reward. The...

Hate the sin but love the sinner. We use the phrase liberally, but are we liberal with the love?

Forgiveness is the first step to healing a broken relationship.

This is a guest post by Fred Sanders, author of The Deep Things of God: How the Trinity Changes Everything. This post is part of our 10 Things You...

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