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This past weekend, a man entered a Pittsburgh synagogue and massacred 11 people gathered for worship. The assailant was armed with an AR-15 assault rifle, three Glock .357 handguns, and a heavy dose of anti-Semitic conspiracy theories. Minutes before entering the synagogue,…

Kristin Kobes Du Mez Calvin College

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Intellectually Engaging My Fundamentalist Students

As a scholar of physics, a product of Christian liberal arts education, and current physics professor at a Christian liberal arts college, I hold the value of critical thinking in high regard. In preparing my physics class material, my ultimate…

Emily Grace Northwestern College

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Are We Even Paying Attention

In late October, a gunman opened fire on a Jewish synagogue in Pittsburgh, killing eleven people, making it the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history. Earlier the same week, a white supremacist killed two black customers at a grocery store…

Mark Almquist-Murray

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Reimagining the Christian School Sacrifice

“We will not hide them from their descendants; we will tell the next generation the praiseworthy deeds of the Lord, his power, and the wonders he has done.” – Psalm 78:4. “But as for you, continue in what you have…

Dirk Walhout

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Adolescence and the Creation of the Secular Age of Unbelief

This article is the first in a two part series focusing on the relationship between adolescence, as a cultural category, and secularity in the West. In this article Andrew Root provides a theological and cultural analysis. The second article, written by…

Andrew Root

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Adolescence and the Creation of the Secular Age of Unbelief (So what?)

This article is the second in a two part series focusing on the relationship between adolescence, as a cultural category, and secularity in the West. In this article youth ministry vet Kevin Alton provides practical insight into the significance of adolescence and secularity…

Kevin Alton

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Women in Leadership: Achieving Mission

Last year, Grace Chapel, a megachurch in the Boston area, voted by a large margin to allow women to serve as elders, removing the final hurdle for women leaders at this church. As a member of the Women in Leadership…

Janel Curry

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Mothering in the Valley of the Shadow of Death

After two stillbirths, Tracy wrote, “Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death I will fear no evil. I’m there. I am in that valley. Every day for the rest of my life I will either…

Janel Kragt Bakker

Jenell Paris

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Good Church through Good Order

IN ORDER TO SERVE: AN ECUMENICAL INTRODUCTION TO CHURCH POLITY LEO J. KOFFEMAN LIT VERLAG, 2014 264 PP. $41.46 Consider the dustup last March when World Vision decided to permit same-sex marriages among its employees. Immediately the charity was denounced…

Daniel Meeter

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Why is Fear an Evangelical Habit of Mind?

Intellectually Engaging My Fundamentalist Students

Are We Even Paying Attention

Reimagining the Christian School Sacrifice

Adolescence and the Creation of the Secular Age of Unbelief

Adolescence and the Creation of the Secular Age of Unbelief (So what?)

Women in Leadership: Achieving Mission

Mothering in the Valley of the Shadow of Death

Good Church through Good Order

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