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Windows to the Soul
By Andrew Shaughnessy
Photographer Reed Schick captures the loneliness, and the hope, of one Tennessee neighborhood’s pandemic experience.
Firstfruits Farm SLO does more than nourish bodies. It is bringing together hundreds of volunteers to join in a movement bigger than themselves.
The podcast will publish new episodes weekly designed to promote the unity, purity, and progress of the church.
Pursuing Peace, At a Dallas Cowboys Football Game
By Richard Doster
Who’d have thought that Ellen DeGeneres would defend herself by paraphrasing Hebrews 12:14, which instructs us to “pursue peace with everyone”?
How Reading Well Shapes our Character
By Megan Fowler
If the winter weather inspires you to curl up with a book, your cozy reading chair can become not just an escape but a classroom. Time spent reading can be time spent learning virtue.
The Persecuted Church and the African American Christian
By Zoe S. Erler
Suffering as a Christian in the persecuted church is not quite the same thing as the suffering experienced by black Christians in pre-Civil War America, but it’s not entirely separate.
Yes, in Our Neighborhood
By Natalie Atwell
After a few phone calls and a meeting with the playwrights, CityLife was set to host “Not in Our Neighborhood!” in the middle of its sold-out run at the Landmark Center.
What’s so Wonderful (and Dangerous) About Sports?
By Dan Doriani
If you suspect that your allegiance is too strong, ask yourself if you can honestly say: My team could move to another state or vanish entirely, and it would hardly be a problem.
Following academic pursuits should draw us deeper into life in Christ, and life in Christ should draw us deeper into our studies.
An overbroad cultural definition of toxicity may be an initial concern, but the reality is more likely the opposite: The worlds definition is far too narrow.