The Hard Problem of Morality
It is not unusual for Americans to engage in debate. We are a people given to disagreement and dispute, and we rarely keep our opinions […]
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It is not unusual for Americans to engage in debate. We are a people given to disagreement and dispute, and we rarely keep our opinions […]
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In the third chapter of Exodus when Moses first encounters God we read – “I must turn aside now and see this marvelous sight, why
A broken heart, a shattered dream, a betrayal of trust, a catastrophic illness, a debilitating disease, an unexpected setback, the death of a child, a
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Servant-leadership is talked about a lot in books, conferences, and social media by church leaders and business leaders, too. But it’s not so common. As
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Every so often, Jesus dropped a bomb on the disciples which left them scratching their heads. We find one of those in Matthew 16. The
Engaging people within the culture means we neither fight nor embrace the culture itself. The key is engaging people. Remember, culture is dynamic, it changes over
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Culture is dynamic. Fluid. Fickle. Culture changes over time, sometimes with extreme pendular swings. Popular culture reflects shared beliefs, values, and social norms. Each swing
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Each year many Christians are faced with the decision of what to do about the holidays. Can they celebrate with everyone else or should they
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