Robby Plemmons provides a brief introduction to the LDS faith and highlights three important areas where their beliefs diverge from historic Christian doctrine.
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The permanent committee of Mission to North America has provided a statement to byFaith regarding its coordinator, TE Irwyn Ince.
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Experiencing God’s blessing is not merely getting good things from God. The essence of blessing is getting more of God.
Scott Sauls’ Antidote for Outrage
Our conversation with the author of “A Gentle Answer”
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“A Gentle Answer” presents a surprising and countercultural blueprint for what it means to follow the God of peace in an age when outrage is king.
Tending to the World’s Problems, One Place at a Time
By Richard Doster
In God’s providence we occupy our current place at this particular time, and that’s what dictates our responsibilities.
Bruce Petrie says he does his best to treat those who come into his courtroom with patience and respect, “taking into account the humanity of each person.”
Discipleship: The Path to Spiritual Endurance
By Megan Fowler
It’s not that women don’t want deep relationships – many simply do not know how to get there.
The Bible never speaks of forgiving ourselves. Not a word. Not a whisper. Not a hint.
How the study of philosophy, history, art, and science cultivates our love of God.
This Too Shall Last
By Katie Kelley
“We who are weak remind the entire church that salvation comes only through God and not through our self-sufficient striving.”
Feeling Bad about Yourself? Consider God’s Kindness
By Kelly M. Kapic
This sense that work is nearly impossible combines with the heightened perception of my sin to create a bitter and depressing potion. So what now?
Mental Health: The Crisis Self-Quarantine Will Never Cure
By Melissa Morgan Kelley
The weight of heartache can crush us or become a point of connection with a weary world in desperate need of hope — now more than ever. Not all who suffer will find healing in this life. That is the bruising reality of our fallen world.