by Steve Mathonnet-VanderWell It is Giving Tuesday, the day you are asked to be generous, to support your favorite charities. And of course, we are

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by Rebecca Koerselman Discord among evangelicals is not a new phenomenon. Often these disagreements result in separating from those who don’t agree with a particular

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by James Schaap People who knew him claim that the late great President of Dordt College, Dr. John B. Hulst, a very proper man who