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There’s a simplistic version of Christian media criticism that says to shut off the TV at the first sign of sex, violence or profanity. And then there’s actual media criticism: active, engaged, intelligent, non-partisan, the kind described in the excellent…Read More→
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Forgiveness and reconciliation are requisite principles which co-exist throughout Scripture and which are part of the fabric of the Christian faith. They are at the heart of God’s nature and purpose in His redemptive plans for humanity gone astray. In…Read More→
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The Reformed tradition, insists James Smith, is experiencing a resurgence of popularity among younger Christians in the 21st century Church, who, by his estimation, want more biblical depth and theological engagement. Smith asks, Who would have guessed that in our…Read More→
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I have long appreciated Andy Stanley’s books–their themes, content and carefully crafted format. He has a way of being both relevant and connected to the biblical text in his writings–that takes great skill. And this newest book is no exception….Read More→
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The word “anarchy” usually makes me think of angst-ridden teens who listen to punk rock, wearing ski masks and spray-painting graffiti on the sides of buildings late at night. Ronald E. Osborn wants to claim “anarchy” as a term for…Read More→
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There’s a scene in Steven Frears’ film High Fidelity where record shop owner Rob reorganizes his entire record collection after his latest breakup. “How are you organizing them?” asks his friend, Dick. “Chronologically?” “Nope,” says Rob. “Not alphabetically,” says Dick….Read More→