For many years the image of a “melting pot” was used to describe the experience of immigrants coming to America. The expectation was that as people from diverse backgrounds, cultures and …
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Four years ago, our church went through a visioning process that included, among other things, a lengthy discussion about who we are. The first issue put on the table was whether we should keep the …
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We begin this week with a brief lesson in biblical theology. In the ancient world we often encounter the idea of doing something or saying something “in the name of” someone else. The most …
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Last week Dr. George Tiller was murdered while attending church services in Wichita, Kan. This is the second time Dr. Tiller has been shot, and both times for the same reason. Dr. Tiller performed …
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I am grateful to Brian Kaylor, a contributing editor at EthicsDaily.com, for making me aware of a recent development at the Thomas Nelson publishing house.
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A reader of my column in White County, Ga., alerted me recently of a development at the courthouse there. Following the lead of many government entities around the country, county officials have …
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A recent study conducted by the Pew Research Center Forum on Religion and Public life reveals a disturbing statistic. According to the poll, nearly 62 percent of white evangelical Christians believe …
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Earlier this year, the U.S. Department of Education National Resource for Education Statistics released a new estimate on the number of American families home-schooling their children. According to …
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Steve Schmidt, a Republican strategist who ran John McCain’s campaign to become president of the United States, is worried about the future of the Republican Party.
Speaking to the national …
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Over the years I have had the privilege of helping families find a church to call their own. It’s an important decision. Parents want to be sure substantive programs exist to help their children …
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