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Thinking Christianly: When Is Our Worldview Truly Biblical?

Each day this week, I will join Greg Wheatley on Moody Radio's Prime Time America for a 6 minute segment. PTA is Moody's daily afternoon drive time show. My feature will air during the first hour, beginning at 3pm MST (5pm EST). You can listen here....

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On a Christian Winning American Idol

My good friend T.M. Moore posted an interesting comment on the recent American Idol finale. I have quoted the short article, in its entirety, below. You can find it, and more resources from T.M. here.For the sixth time in eight seasons, a professing Christian has been elected the newest "American Idol." I know I should be glad about this. After...

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Summit Ministries and Axis Partner for One Day Family Worldview Conference in Colorado Springs

On Tuesday May 12, High Country Home Educators is hosting a one-day Family Worldview Conference in partnership with Summit Ministries and Axis. This conference, which will feature specialized sessions for parents, teenagers, and pre-teens, will help you equip your families to think Biblically in a non-Christian culture. Only 20% of teens who are highly churched will still be spiritually active...

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Creating a Heaven on Earth

What do the following places have in common: Trumbull Phalanx in Ohio, Modern Times in New York, Brook Farm in Massachusetts, New Harmony in Indiana, United Order in Utah, Amana Colonies in Iowa, Oneida Community in New York, a kibbutz in Israel, and the Pilgrim's Plymouth Plantation? Each was an attempt to establish a form of heaven...

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On Fundamentalism: Why We Need to Know History

One of the defining moments in my personal journey was a class I took in seminary from Dr. John Woodbridge on the history of fundamentalism and evangelicalism in America. As someone frustrated with and running from my own pseudo-fundamentalist heritage, the class helped me place my own limited experiences, as well as pace my grumpiness with it. The class both...

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