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A Grand Illusion: How Progressive Christianity Undermines Biblical Faith By David Young “Progressive Christianity? What is that?” a dear friend asked me while in conversation about the current state of our country and the Church. “Yup, progressive Christianity,” I replied. “It’s a thing.” And then I proceeded to tell her about what it is, how […]
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We Will Not Be Silenced: Responding Courageously to Our Culture’s Assault on Christianity By Erwin W. Lutzer The Covid-19 pandemic exposed a lot of cultural baggage that had been hidden deep within the “closet” of American society. Amidst the mayhem, confusion, instability, isolation, mixed messaging and tragic deaths [from both the disease and the “other,” […]
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Why Social Justice is NOT Biblical Justice: An Urgent Appeal to Fellow Christians in a Time of Social Crisis By Scott David Allen We’re living in a time where things, ideas, concepts and movements sound or look good. They’re presented in an appealing, accepting, loving and hopeful way. They’re perfectly packaged to accommodate a certain narrative, combat a particular argument or […]
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Mama Bear Apologetics: Empowering Your Kids to Challenge Cultural Lies By Hillary Morgan Ferrer with Julie Loos, Hillary Short, Teasi Cannon, Rebekah Valerius, Cathryn Buse, and Alisa Childers When I lived in the Dallas-Fort Worth area years ago and was a member of The Village Church, my pastor, Matt Chandler, would often refer to the […]
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Real Love In An Angry World: How to stick to your convictions without alienating people By Rick Bezet Real Love In An Angry World: How to stick to your convictions without alienating people is a must-read for anyone who feels fed up, frustrated or without hope for the current state of our country. As the Founder […]
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Anyone But Me: 10 Ways to Overcome Your Fear and Be Prepared to Share the Gospel By Ray Comfort 2020 is a year that will go down in history. Coronavirus pandemic. Racial injustice. Political unrest. Riots. Looting. Businesses destroyed and police vehicles up in flames. Casualties of all kinds. Division widens each day as devastation […]
