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A new review of Real Marriage by former members of Mars Hill that raises some concerns with the tone, not the content. From the beginning of this book, Mark has made passing references to Grace’s mistakes and abuse that lead to difficulty in their marriage, but what about him?  He had been in previous sexual …

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Kathleen Nielsen on never retreating in the Christian life. We’re going forward, and no orders to retreat can possibly be official. Germany has repeatedly sent men into the Allied ranks perfectly disguised as Allied officers, speaking English or French perfectly, to order a retreat, just as the Devil sends the same kind of people into …

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Gambling is once again in the spotlight as its expansion is being considered in many states.  Albert Mohler has written a great article on its dangers and the appropriate Christian response. According to some estimates, as much as one-third of the nation’s money supply now moves through the gambling industry each year. Looking at a …

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Father saves his five children from a burning apartment. Channel 2 Action News reported that the father got two children, including a newborn, out of the apartment, gave them to neighbors, then went back into the burning building to rescue his three other children. This is a pretty good deal from WTSBOOKS.  Check out Paul …

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Ed Stetzer has written a great article on The Baptist Boogeyman I’ve always been fascinated by the Baptist bogeyman.  Bogeymen are not real dangers, but ones we use to scare one another, often distracting us from real danger. There are real challenges in our churches and the convention—theological and otherwise—but bogeymen distract us from the …

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Tim Challies reviews Going Public: Your Child Can Thrive in Public School.  This looks like a great book for Christian parents trying to raise Christian children. This is not a book that is anti-homeschool or anti-Christian school. The purpose is not to convince you that you ought to place your children in the local public …

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Tim Brister on evangelism and Sowing the Seed of the gospel. I know there are some caveats to this (people already know they are Christians, etc.), but all the aside, this is really sobering to me.  It has been by researchers that the average number of times a person will hear the gospel before they …

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New software can tell if you are mean and ugly. Facial recognition, of course, is being used for everything from photo tagging to law enforcement and computer logins these days. This software takes the practice a step further in a high-tech continuation of research aimed at connectingfacial shape and features to personality and character. Sinclair …

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Albert Mohler on the murderous culture of obstetricians who abort one of two or three unborn children to reduce the number of live births. Jenny makes this clear. She explains that she had conceived through IVF and an egg donor. Had the pregnancy occurred naturally, she said, “I wouldn’t have reduced this pregnancy, because you …

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John Piper answers the question, “Should you support Campus Crusade staff now that the name is changing?” The fact that one of the earliest names for the Christian Movement in the New Testament was the fairly innocuous “The Way” (Acts 9:2; 19:9, 23; 24:14, 22) did not imply that these radical followers of Jesus were …

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