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Though We Groan In Our Present State, Christ Is an All-Sufficient Savior
She was always a beautiful girl, but she believed herself to be grotesquely unattractive and overweight, and stopped eating to the point where she became dangerously thin. For a significant period we weren’t sure if she would survive. The fact is, she deeply believed things about her physicality that were objectively untrue.
By Sam Allberry
How Should Christians Speak in Public?
U.S. culture moved from a Positive view of Christianity to a Neutral view and now to a Negative view of it. Newbigin stressed that churches were declining because they continued to speak and minister as if this was a Christendom culture — and it is not.
The Living, Life-Altering Reality of the Gospel
I have considered myself a Christian as long as I can remember. But only in my middle age has the gospel become a living reality in my life. In my youth I did what most young men did: I tried to prove my worth, I entered the Army, I served in war, I had medals pinned to my chest. But it didn’t seem to fulfill whatever it was that I thought that it would.
Houston Ballet Debuts New Work Based on … C.S. Lewis
Farley, a retired dancer with the New York City Ballet, is close friends with composer Werner. They met at church in New York City. Though the collaborators want everyone to be able to connect with Four Loves no matter their background, the ballet does depict their Christian artistic vision. As the curtain rises, three dancers are already spinning in a circle, representing the trinitarian love of God that was active before time began.
The Connective Tissue that is the Gospel of Grace
In October Redeemer congregants and attendees at a pastor’s conference gathered at the Church of the Advent Hope on East 87th Street, a Seventh-day Adventist Church. The two groups were present to witness the unveiling of a plaque commemorating the ministry and legacy of the late Timothy Keller.
Moved by the Gospel: A Cuban Pastor’s Urban Transformation
Allapattah, a vibrant neighborhood with a rich cultural tapestry, faces significant economic challenges. Over 34% of families live below the poverty line. Yet, amidst these struggles, Wilfredo’s story shines as a beacon of hope and transformation.
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