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Two Ways to Cultivate an Old Soul Faith

November 7, 2019 By Brad Roth

Christianity is an old, idol-busting religion. And we need regular doses of this Ancient of Days faith (Daniel 7:9) in our otherwise onward-and-upward lives. Read more

Indifference and Indifference

October 10, 2019 By Brad Roth

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Indifference is a sin precision-milled for our age. Read more

Faithful Pessimists, Aware Optimists

September 12, 2019 By Brad Roth

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The Christian view of the world is inherently hopeful. God is real and Jesus is alive, so there’s always more to the story. Read more

Stepping Into the Storm with Jesus

August 8, 2019 By Brad Roth

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There are times in our lives when doing the right thing will mean stepping out into the storm. Read more

I Boast Therefore I Am: Christian Identity and Nationalism

July 11, 2019 By Brad Roth

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Maybe it’s possible to discover a love of neighbor broad enough to encompasses a nation. Read more

Not So Much to Be Understood As to Understand

June 13, 2019 By Brad Roth

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Perhaps knowing the pain of being misunderstood can prompt us to give the gift of understanding to others. Read more

Rural Decline? Why 30-49 Year-Olds are Going Rural

June 3, 2019 By Brad Roth

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Rural communities don’t need to be reformed or rescued. Rural already has plenty to offer, and people will do what people have always done: choose the best option for their family. For a lot of folks in their 30s and 40s, that means going rural. Read more

Holiness Influencers

May 29, 2019 By Brad Roth

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Could it be that the influence-seeking superstarization of church leaders has blunted what should be our basic commitment to the root Christian virtue of holiness? Read more

What Feels Like Praying?

May 9, 2019 By Brad Roth

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What feels like praying to you? Is it quilting or serving in the soup kitchen or teaching children or doing your work well and thoroughly? Is it playing music or creating art? Where are you pouring out your life for God? Read more