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The Unexpected Ministry of Facebook
In an issue of Christianity Today, Jen Wilkin writes of an unexpected lesson from Facebook:
Facebook decided to kick off (the new year) with a challenge: ...
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Actor Feels Unworthy to Play Jesus Role
The popular series The Chosen features an actor named Jonathan Roumie. He has the audacious task of playing Jesus on the series. In an interview for The ...
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Divine Rehab
When Heather Kopp arrived at rehab, she was a 40-something mom of two and a veteran of Christian publishing. She had never been in jail or on the streets, ...
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Catastrophe or Catalyst?
In an issue of CT Pastors Kelli Trujillo writes:
As we drove through northern Arizona’s Coconino National Forest during our family road trip this ...
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Hall & Oates' Band Origin Tied to Gun Violence
Pop R&B duo Hall & Oates, hitmakers in the late 70s and early 80s, made their unlikely team-up thanks to a series of unfortunate setbacks, one ...
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The Most Stressful Time of the Day
Sometimes, all it takes is a minor inconvenience to ruin your whole day. It has been revealed that the most stressful time of the day is 7:23am. On average ...
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God Makes Beautiful People Through Hardships
Many of the world’s greatest souls became their best selves not in spite of but because of their distress. The great hymn writer Cowper wrote hopeful ...
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The Grain of Truth Grows Slowly
In CT magazine, singer-songwriter Sandra McCracken writes:
I bought my Santa Cruz acoustic guitar a few years ago at a used music shop in Tennessee. It ...
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The Paint Our Heart Needs
The job of painting the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco is never-ending. I heard once that they paint it end-to-end, but by the time they get to the ...
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Working from Home Is Killing Our Social Lives
On the topic of work/life questions, Marie Le Conte writes in The New Statesman, that “Working From Home Is Killing Our Social Lives.” For ...
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