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During the introductory session for CT’s recent Big Tent Convening in Oakland, the And Campaign’s Chris Butler, World Relief’s Liliana Reza, and CT editor Haleluya Hadero sat down to discuss the church, politics, and immigration. In this video, the three delve into President Dona...
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On a narrow street in Seoul’s Yeongdeungpo District sits a glass-fronted building that looks like an ordinary café. A neon-lit staircase descends to a dim performance space where lyrics flash across a large screen as driving music fills the room. Young ministers and attendees mov...
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We all agree that hospitality is wonderful. The Bible commands it: “Show hospitality to one another without grumbling” (1 Peter 4:9). The picture of people surrounding your table laughing and eating is a rosy scene indeed. And certainly, it’s something we’d like to practice — if ...
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What does Christ’s purchase mean for believers? John Piper opens Romans 1:1 to show that those he bought belong to him.Watch Now
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The hiss of the cappuccino machine filled the coffee shop, forcing him to lean in and raise his voice. “Show me,” he said, “where Jesus or the apostles ever told Christians they no longer had to keep the law of Moses.” I remember realizing that, if I were honest, I wasn’t entirel...
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India (MNN) – One detail in Maharashtra’s new anti-conversion law looks like a win for religious freedom. But looks can be deceiving. The western Indian state became the 13th in the country to enact an anti-conversion law when the Maharashtra Freedom of Religion Act took effect A...
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Sudan (MNN/GRA) — War. Displacement. Disease. These three words describe much of what the people of Sudan and South Sudan are facing today. Drought makes dire conditions even worse, pushing Sudan closer to a fourth word: famine. According to data from the Integrated Food Security...
