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Glorifying God on the Gridiron
An Interview with Ryan Mossakowski
March 2, 2010
A Texas high school football star, now a quarterback at Kentucky, is remarkable not only for the rarity of his talent but the quality of his faith and character. A story of faith, family and football. Read more.
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  • Glorifying God on the Gridiron Glorifying God on the Gridiron An Interview with Ryan Mossakowski
    March 2, 2010
    A Texas high school football star, now a quarterback at Kentucky, is remarkable not only for the rarity of his talent but the quality of his faith and character. A story of faith, family and football. Read more.
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  • Jeremy Lin, Faith, and Ethnicity Jeremy Lin, Faith, and Ethnicity An Interview with Jeremy Lin -- March 4, 2010
    Jeremy Lin reflects on the support of Asian-American churches and fellowships -- and the need to play for God. Read Part 2 of the Patheos interview     link here
  • 10 Commandments in Reverse 10 Commandments in Reverse By C. Michael Patton -- March 2, 2010
    We tend to view the Ten Commandments as a laundry list of things we should not do. Properly understood, however, the Ten Commandments also show us a positive way to true life. Read more.
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  • The Calvinist Resurgence The Calvinist Resurgence By Jonathan Dodson -- March 11, 2010
    TIME Magazine identified the "New Calvinism" as the third most influential idea changing the world in 2009. What it is -- and what it means. Read more.
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Return to the Lord
A Wednesday Work Meditation
By Mark D. Roberts -- March 10, 2010
Lent focuses our attention on acts of fasting. Yet it's more important to focus on our need for God. Read more.
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  • Return to the Lord Return to the Lord A Wednesday Work Meditation
    By Mark D. Roberts -- March 10, 2010
    Lent focuses our attention on acts of fasting. Yet it's more important to focus on our need for God. Read more.
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  • A Grief Observed A Grief Observed A Friday Devotional
    By Walter Kim -- March 5, 2010
    A sorrowful Micah prophesies punishment for Judah. Fortunately, the just judgment of God also foreshadows the coming of Christ. Read more.
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  • Integrity at Home Integrity at Home A Wednesday Work Meditation
    By Mark D. Roberts -- March 3, 2010
    Do you live with the same integrity and uprightness when no one is watching? Read more.
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  • Woeful Warnings Woeful Warnings A Friday Devotional
    By Walter Kim -- February 26, 2010
    Greed may drive us to sin, and we take comfort in the approval of others. True comfort, however, is found only in God's will. Read more.
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Are Resurrection Records Reliable?
By Gary Habermas -- January 20, 2010
Secular scholars had long argued that the tales of Jesus' resurrection must have taken shape over many years. Here's the argument that changed the conversation.
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  • Are Resurrection Records Reliable? Are Resurrection Records Reliable? By Gary Habermas -- January 20, 2010
    Secular scholars had long argued that the tales of Jesus' resurrection must have taken shape over many years. Here's the argument that changed the conversation.     link here
  • Is Inerrancy Indispensable? Is Inerrancy Indispensable?

    By C. Michael Patton -- January 20, 2010
    I believe that oftentimes we, in our zeal for the Scriptures, create a false dilemma suggesting that belief in inerrancy and total rejection of the Christian message are the only two options. These are not the only two options. Read more.

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  • Biblical Authority Biblical Authority By Walter Brueggemann -- January 20, 2010
    The authority of the Bible is a perennial and urgent issue for those of us who stake our lives on its testimony. Read more.     link here
  • Living The Law -- Virtually Living The Law -- Virtually

    By Daniel Harrell -- April 20, 2009

    We evangelicals are nothing if not innovative. While we rarely operate as trendsetters, we are unabashedly trend-exploiters. Read more.

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10 Commandments in Reverse
By C. Michael Patton -- March 2, 2010
We tend to view the Ten Commandments as a laundry list of things we should not do. Properly understood, however, the Ten Commandments also show us a positive way to true life. Read more.
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  • 10 Commandments in Reverse 10 Commandments in Reverse By C. Michael Patton -- March 2, 2010
    We tend to view the Ten Commandments as a laundry list of things we should not do. Properly understood, however, the Ten Commandments also show us a positive way to true life. Read more.
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  • One God, One Salvation for All One God, One Salvation for All

    A Sermon from John Piper -– February 16, 2010
    True Christianity is both a threat and a support for religious pluralism. The Bible proclaims that God is one, not many, but God's gospel spreads by proclamation and not persecution. Read more.

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  • Learning the Language of God Learning the Language of God A Lecture by Francis S. Collins
    February 16, 2010
    One of the world's foremost scientists explains how the language of God is written throughout the natural world. Watch here.
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  • You Will Call, I Will Answer You Will Call, I Will Answer An Interview with William Stuntz -- February 2, 2010
    A Harvard law professor, diagnosed with terminal cancer, reflects on what it is like to know that one is dying. What does one feel in the face of death -- and on the threshold of new life? Read more.
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The Faith and Fate of Jeremy Lin
An Interview with Jeremy Lin -- March 3, 2010
As an Asian-American, this basketball phenom at Harvard is blazing a trail. As a Christian, he's striving to walk in faith. Read Part 1 of the Patheos.com interview.
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  • The Faith and Fate of Jeremy Lin The Faith and Fate of Jeremy Lin An Interview with Jeremy Lin -- March 3, 2010
    As an Asian-American, this basketball phenom at Harvard is blazing a trail. As a Christian, he's striving to walk in faith. Read Part 1 of the Patheos.com interview.     link here
  • God at the Olympics God at the Olympics An Interview with Amanda Borden
    February 23, 2010
    The next in our series on faith and gymnastics features Amanda Borden, captain of the gold-medal-winning "Magnificent Seven" team in 1996. Read here.
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  • Gymnastics, Grace, Deliverance Gymnastics, Grace, Deliverance

    An Interview with Kim Hamilton Anthony
    February 9, 2010
    "God used gymnastics to save me. Some people I went to school with are dead now, or strung out on drugs. If I had not had gymnastics, that would have been me. I'm sure of it." Read more.

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  • Youth Ministry and Philanthropy Youth Ministry and Philanthropy An Interview with Jeremy Affeldt
    By Beth Davies-Stofka -- February 23, 2010
    This relief pitcher is most passionate about helping young people influence their world -- freeing slaves, digging wells, feeding the hungry. Read more.

     

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Atheism and the Religious Right
A Video of Os Guinness -- February 26, 2010
Os Guinness is a popular author and speaker amongst evangelicals. Now he claims that the "Religious Right" has produced the "New Atheists." Read more.
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  • Atheism and the Religious Right Atheism and the Religious Right A Video of Os Guinness -- February 26, 2010
    Os Guinness is a popular author and speaker amongst evangelicals. Now he claims that the "Religious Right" has produced the "New Atheists." Read more.
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  • In the Light of Haiti In the Light of Haiti January 21, 2010
    In light of the extraordinary suffering of Haiti, it's worth hearing what Tim Keller has to say about the gospel, the poor, and the need for radical compassion. Watch here.
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  • A Profound Commitment to Trust A Profound Commitment to Trust Why I Am an Evangelical
    By Andy Crouch -- December 29, 2009
    An author who writes on faith in Christ on the cultural cutting edge reflects on the strengths and weaknesses of American evangelicalism. Watch YEV #8.
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  • A More Cruciform Church A More Cruciform Church An Interview with Craig Blomberg -- January 8, 2010
    What really is an evangelical anyway? And why would anybody want to be one? A renowned evangelical scholar explains. Watch YEV #9.
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