Thinking Christianly About the Economy
Our prayers for the economy will be answered only as people find themselves called as God’s image bearers to pursue a healthy economy in their community.
By John Rush
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Evangelism and Gen Z
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“What the Unity Fund did and continues to do is show that the PCA is putting its money where its mouth is … [it] shows that [the PCA is] trying their best to help open the doors for other minorities especially in the PCA: ‘We want to see you guys develop and we want to put action into that.’”
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Scott Sauls’ Antidote for Outrage
The way that Christians fight is chiefly through persuasion, not coercion; by attacking problems instead of attacking people; by holding in tension this concept that Jesus introduced of being full of grace and truth.
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