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Christian bloggers, journalists, authors, pastors and theologians lament the biblical illiteracy of Christians today. Whether or not biblical illiteracy is at its lowest point in Christian history, I cannot say, but there seems to be ample evidence supporting the idea…Read More→
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If you care about the ongoing availability of solid Christian books, you may want to read the cover story, “How to Save the Christian Bookstore” in the April 2008 issue of Christianity Today magazine. Cindy Crosby, a former Christian bookstore…Read More→
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Wise is the person who recognizes the value of drawing upon the experience and learning of others. As the biblical wisdom writers said: “Plans go wrong for lack of advice; many advisers bring success” (Proverbs 15:22 NLT). Here are a…Read More→
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Recently, when asked for my view of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, I replied: “I believe Israel has the right to live safely and securely within internationally-recognized borders. But I also believe that Palestinians have the same right.” My questioner immediately retorted:…Read More→
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It is the Friday following the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday, and the merchants of Buffalo, New York are dreaming of a “black Friday.” No, they are not referring to a stock market meltdown, but rather to a bonanza in sales (this…Read More→
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“Calvinism is making a comeback—and it is shaking up the church,” says Colin Hansen, editor-at-large with Christianity Today. The growing fascination with reformed theology is attracting a younger generation of evangelicals now taking their place in various ministry roles. Hansen…Read More→