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In Today's Edition: U.S Resumes Human Rights Dialogue with China Kentucky Denies Scholarship Funds to Students Who Study Religion, Lawsuit Filed Boys Credit God for Icy River Rescue Indonesia Plans to Close Refugee Camps for Christians

In Today's Edition: Presidential Proclamation Designates Jan. 19 for Sanctity of Human Life Ashcroft ‘Preaches’ for Faith-Based Programs Arrest Warrants Issued for 11 Evangelical Christians Targeted in November Attack Chinese Government...

Emotional pain—loss, rejection, betrayal—can leave deep and lasting wounds. Because of this, pain avoidance can become our driving motivation. It can cripple us and hinder our ability to live fully alive, if we let it.

Having believed in Jesus for over fifty years, I’ve heard countless lessons and sermons about prayer. I’ve enjoyed multiple prayer partners, learned much, and experienced many answers. Yet, I still struggle sometimes with prioritizing talking to...

We are discussing some ideas about keeping records during the high school years. This week we want to talk about three important areas: progress reports, GPA calculation, and standardized-test results.

Pastor Michael Haynes dedicated his life to "the three or four city blocks" around his historic Boston church. His influence on that small geographical area impacted Martin Luther King and so many others.

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If there is no relationship, there is no respect for the convictions offered.

The ideas of Critical Theory, especially since the horrific killing of George Floyd, have become a central part of our national conversation.

This world is broken. It’s fallen. And Satan uses every opportunity to divide.

God gives each of us a unique calling and purpose for our life, a calling that is as true out “in the world” as much as it is for those in professional ministry. For most of us, serving God and following His call means not becoming part of the...

Recently, the East African nation of Uganda passed a law that will increase criminal punishments for homosexual acts. Same-sex activity was already illegal in Uganda, as it is in several other African nations, and Ugandans convicted under the law...

Are we so busy justifying our actions that we are failing to own the consequences of them?