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We tend to understand “Christ in me” better than we understand “me in Christ.” It’s easy for us to see Jesus as a spiritual part of us, rather than us to see ourselves as dead to sin and alive in him. Pastor Matt Wilson describes our predicament and how we can see our identity more accurately.
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When it comes to the dominant culture, Christians often feel like outsiders. What if that’s meant to be a reason for joy? In this review of Patrick Miller and Keith […]
John Whitaker reviews Preston Sprinkle’s book From Genesis to Junia, which argues for an egalitarian view of women in church leadership based on Sprinkle’s three-year study. Whitaker notes broad agreement […]
In this video, Chad Ragsdale explores the multi-authored book The Gospel After Christendom: An Introduction to Cultural Apologetics. The book argues that we are no longer living in a cultural […]
Using the Gospel of John as the backbone, The Greatest Story Ever Told by Bear Grylls is a harmony of the Gospels retold from the perspective of various characters who […]
