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What is The Gospel™?

What is The Gospel™?

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"The Care of Souls," with Dr. Harold Senkbeil

"The Care of Souls," with Dr. Harold Senkbeil

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We're All Legalists Now: Notes on Solzhenitsyn's Harvard Address

Alexander Solzhenitsyn opens his Harvard commencement address with a statement that is characteristically Russian, something Dostoyevsky would probably say — “The truth is seldom pleasant; it is invariably bitter.”

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Crises in Evangelicalism with Dr. Molly Worthen

Crises in Evangelicalism with Dr. Molly Worthen

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"Divine Humility," with Dr. Matthew Wilcoxen

"Divine Humility," with Dr. Matthew Wilcoxen

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"The Lord's Prayer," with Dr. Wesley Hill

"The Lord's Prayer," with Dr. Wesley Hill

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"Science and The Good," with Dr. Paul Nedelisky

"Science and The Good," with Dr. Paul Nedelisky

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"Sacred Season," with Danielle Hitchen & Erin Morrow Hawley

"Sacred Season," with Danielle Hitchen & Erin Morrow Hawley

Matthew LoftusCulture

an alternative ethic - Doctors Without Boredom

Africa will define the future, but perhaps not in the way that Jack Dorsey hopes.

Matthew LoftusCulture

an alternative ethic - Doctors Without Boredom

Africa will define the future, but perhaps not in the way that Jack Dorsey hopes.

Brad EastFeaturedCulture

Against Pop Culture | Mere Orthodoxy

There is no reason to enthusiastically consume large amounts of pop culture. There are far better pleasures available if we would avail ourselves of them.

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exposing the wounds in the Church - Doctors Without Boredom

I really wish this New Yorker profile of Karen Swallow Prior had been about three times as long, but it’ll have to do for now: The next morning, we shared a breakfast of scrambled eggs with some venison that Roy had […]