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A La Carte (March 19)

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Journey to the Centre of the Earth – This is an amazing interactive graphic about what happens when you go down, down, down…

It’s Not You, It’s Me – “God has a multitude of arrows in his quiver that enable him to hit his mark. Sometimes he does so in surprising, even humbling ways.” Yes he does.

RaceTogether – What happens when you go into Starbucks and, at their invitation, ask to speak about race?

The Millennial Adulthood Decision – “Millennials are often labeled as the self-centered, ‘Me’ generation, and I’ve always hated that stereotype because I didn’t really see it. Now I do. Millennials think adulthood is more self-empowerment than self-sacrifice. This explains everything.”

Of Serial Killers, Hiding Sins, and the Glorious Hope of Forgiveness in Christ – It is good to be reminded of the hope and power of the gospel.

Why I’m Not a Feminist – From the True Woman blog: “I’m just not a feminist. Here’s why…”

Zacharias

An argument may remove doubt, but only the Holy Spirit can convict of truth.

—Ravi Zacharias

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