April 15, 2013 
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Only a fraction of the Church’s potential is being utilized for the task of bearing witness “to the love, grace, mercy, and truth of Christ.” By analogy, today’s Church is like the basketball team that leaves its center and …
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February 16, 2013 0 Comments
“One word of truth shall outweigh the whole world.” Nothing summarizes the life and work of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn better than this Russian proverb, which he included in the speech he wrote on receiving the 1970 Nobel Prize for Literature.…
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Mark Driscoll, integrity, and the sound of silence…
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Danny Newton: This may be another kind of transhumanism. It seem…
Luke Breuer: To what extent does DeYoung focus on *individual* …
Ralph: Oh my. Such a salient post for me today. I won'…
Dougkennard: Wow, powerful stuff. Pearcey's quick summary of s…
Michael Poore: Thanks, Darrell. Yes, the church has needed a new …
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