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Years ago, I listened to Phillip Yancey reading from a new book of his, a book titled What’s So Amazing about Grace? A couple dozen
James C. Schaap
May 13, 2016
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Years ago, I listened to Phillip Yancey reading from a new book of his, a book titled What’s So Amazing about Grace? A couple dozen
I was not born into the church. Though I did eventually grow up in it. It was the early 1980’s. We were not a church-going
The Reverend Annie Reilly is filling in for The Reverend Jes Kast-Keat for the month of May. Let us welcome her guest column today. Right
It has been 31 years since Neil Postman released his book Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business. At the
Stephen Prothero’s book, American Jesus: How the Son of God Became a National Icon, makes an intriguing argument: Americans make Jesus into whatever they want
John 17.20-26 by Thom Fiet Luther thought the Jews would come around and become Christians. He thought once clarity was achieved in terms of understanding
It’s hard to think of a more perfect antithesis than the one served up in this week’s news. On Tuesday night Donald Trump became the
I’m wondering—What did colleges, churches, and ministry organizations do before all the new leadership literature that has clarified goals, objectives, and processes? Thankfully, we have been blessed with
by Grace Claus Jennifer Holberg is away today. We thank and welcome Grace Claus. Grace is managing editor of RCA Today. She blogs at www.forsythiaroot.wordpress.com.
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