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A La Carte (November 7)

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Feather vs Bowling Ball – Here is proof of what we have heard so many times–that a feather and a bowling ball will fall at the same rate.

The Art of Joy – If you enjoy Christian rap music, you’ll want to check out Jackie Hill Perry’s new album which is free for the taking.

Throw Open the Doors – Nick Horton has a powerful article on pregnancy and miscarriage.

That Is the Grace – You’ll enjoy this sermon excerpt from Matt Chandler.

The Zimzum of Love – Dave Harvey has a penetrating review of Rob Bell’s new book on marriage.

What Does It Mean to Be Real? – “Nobody likes a fake. Even in our airbrush culture, we despise counterfeits and crave authenticity. Everyone wants to be real.”

Calvin

The pastor ought to have two voices: one, for gathering the sheep; and another, for driving away wolves.

—John Calvin

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