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No Mideast peace if terrorism is allowed breeding grounds
If Israel is to achieve even a managed peace, it must remove from its enemies the false hope of a Palestinian state within its God-given borders.

Dry and choking places: Why we live in a disenchanted world
Even if they aren’t consciously aware, people all around us are starving for transcendence and meaning.

Christmas can bankrupt you. How do you avoid it?
How can I have Christmas without putting it all on a credit card? January bills have stressed me out for three years in a row, and I’m resolved to avoid that this year!

The Anglican Church's split: When the culture wins over Scripture
The Anglican Communion just split in two.

Pro-lifers are facing a new challenge — and they're messing it up
The number of brick-and-mortar abortion clinics are declining, the online space is the new sidewalk.

The Bible is speaking to a new generation ... and they’re listening
Gen Z is the most connected generation online — and the loneliest in real life.

'Unity' with Nazi sympathizers: An ugly problem within parts of the political Right
We ought not unite with Nazis precisely because we are conservative. It’s that simple.

Transgender violence: What is driving this trend?
What is driving the seemingly pervasive trend of violence from trans-identifying individuals?

Is being a jerk a good evangelism strategy?
We are supposed to be Christ’s ambassadors, but when we are puffed up and self-righteous, we fail miserably.

A growing church reality: Digital worship fatigue
The digital church is not going away. It still has a role to play in ministry. The key is learning how to use it wisely.



















