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Dr. Christopher Mitchell, Director of the Wade Center at Wheaton, is coming to Biola University's Torrey Honors Institute.
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Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude. But where does gratitude come from? And this Thanksgiving is such gratitude a meaningful possibility?
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I'm loitering over at Rachel Held Evans' site these days as questions roll in about my opinions on matters faith and politics. She was kind enough to
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Dan Darling's Friday Five are one of the blogging community's most interesting features. Dan's a great questioner, and he always seems to find folks
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I was reading through the comments on the Christianity Today piece, which managed to be considerably better than "not terrible." In fact, they were rather interesting and, in
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For part one, click here. As is by now well known, Mark Driscoll wrote a book on marriage that has proved the most controversial book of 2012 within evangelicalism. Not
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Putting “Mark Driscoll” and “sex” together in the same blog post is like using a blowtorch to open a loaded propane tank: the probability of the resulting explosion is somewhere
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In many ways, 2011 has been one of the most exciting years Mere-O has had in the course of our seven year history. I'll never be a
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Rod Dreher called Ken a "national treasure," and Rod is exactly right. I have been blessed by a budding friendship with Ken, the founder and host of Mars
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This is the chapter I didn't want to write. Even now, reading it, it feels like a detour. There I go, wandering through the fields of the various
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I'm honored to join Dan Cruver, my pastor, and a whole host of folks at Together for Adoption in Phoenix. As an interested observer, but not direct participant
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A meditation originally written for The Twenty Pieces Project I've noticed that I tend to self-reform in waves, waves usually started by an awareness of overwhelming chaos