4 Reasons Why ‘The Chosen’ Works
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4 Reasons Why ‘The Chosen’ Works

Brett McCracken (article)

Here are four reasons the Chosen series is a breath of fresh air for audiences looking for better-quality Bible narratives on screen.

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Q&A: Chip Heath, The Power of Moments
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Q&A: Chip Heath, The Power of Moments

Chip Heath (podcast)

Chip Heath discusses with Craig how to leverage crucial moments to improve culture, delight customers, and create a shared purpose among your staff.

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God and Pac-Man in ‘Ready Player One’
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God and Pac-Man in ‘Ready Player One’

Joe Carter (article)

Play, like anything else good, can become idolatrous when it is all-consuming and becomes an end to itself and an object of worship that replaces or distracts us from who we should truly worship.

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Every Christian a World Christian
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Every Christian a World Christian

The Traveling Team (article)

If the Church is to truly reach the world, it will take the enlisting of all believers to be engaged in going, praying, welcoming, sending, and mobilizing.

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Jesus Always, the Sequel to Jesus Calling
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Jesus Always, the Sequel to Jesus Calling

Tim Challies One way or another you will come across this book and so will most of your friends and neighbors. You will see it on Amazon, in Costco, in airport bookshops, and perhaps even at your church’s book table. 

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A Millennial's Open Letter to the Church
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A Millennial's Open Letter to the Church

Ashby Neterer Dear Church, I write you on the behalf of many of my generation regarding the question of how to keep millennials interested and engaged in the Church. I write as a friend, a church congregant, and—perhaps most importantly...

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Stage Two Exile: Are You Ready For It?
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Stage Two Exile: Are You Ready For It?

Steve McAlpine The Western church is about to enter stage two of its exile from the mainstream culture and the public square. And it will not be an easy time. In case you missed it, Exile Stage One began a few decades or so ago, budding in the sexual revolution of the sixties before building up a head of steam some 20 years ago...

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Are Christians Really the Arrogant Ones?
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Are Christians Really the Arrogant Ones?

Michael Kruger When religious matters are debated in our culture–e.g., the existence of God, what God is like, morals and ethics–there is an implicit set of rules that everyone is obligated to follow.  Number one on this list of unspoken rules it that you can never claim to know anything about God with any level of certainty...

 

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