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Editor’s note: There is still time to register for a live, interactive webinar series with Dr. Anne Bradley called “The Christian…

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Martin Luther never met Johann Sebastian Bach. The two Germans were born more than 200 years apart. But without Luther,…

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In a previous Relevant article, Curt Devine sums up a dilemma that many Christians—especially young professionals—face: We often sacrifice depth in…

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What does a sermon preached in nineteenth century Scotland have to do with today’s business headlines? Plenty. Thomas Chalmers, the Scottish…

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Mid-summer flowerbeds can be monstrously frightening. A few months ago, the dark mulch was rich and thick. The edges were…

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I’m reading a book called Redeeming the Routines by Robert Banks (another book given to me by my book-generous husband)…

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The joy of serving a risen Savior can often be overshadowed by seeing suffering and death all around. From a…

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Early in our ministry we discovered a pent-up demand for Christians in specific industries to gather and discuss the unique…

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The hurdler crouches in position, ready to take on the obstacles before him or her. They can run straight ahead, head down,…

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God created the world in beauty and perfection. Sin shattered that world but could not destroy it. And so we…