Michael W. Smith reflects on the timeless impact of classic worship songs, the need for humility, and his hope that the movie "House of Worship" will point both weary believers and non-believers to Jesus.
Michael W. Smith reflects on the timeless impact of classic worship songs, the need for humility, and his hope that the movie "House of Worship" will point both weary believers and non-believers to Jesus.
For Pastor Matt Chandler, the parable of the Prodigal Son is more than just another Bible study — it’s a personal testimony about his own daughter
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The days since the midterms feel like arriving at a crime scene Everyone saw the same event, but some are angry, some are afraid, and some are confused...
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The November midterms sent a wave of progressive Christian clergy and lay leaders into office Their concern for the poor and marginalized deserves a serious hearing Their theology...
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I went to St Louis with modest expectations I left wondering why I had waited five years to return
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The United Nations General Assembly has renewed Iran’s seat on its Committee for Programme and Coordination, which sets priorities on counterterrorism, women’s rights and disarmament, drawing
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Wemaple will be firmly committed to the public interest and democratic values.
