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The Saddest Word
Janie Cheaney writes about the saddest word—one we are all too familiar with.
America: A Child Pornocracy
Rod Dreher: “I still can’t get over the big story in Sunday’s New York Times about the explosion in child pornography in the age of the Internet: last year, investigators found over 45 million videos and images of child pornography on the Internet — over twice what had been reported in the previous year.” He shares some of the terrible reality of the story.
The Changing Use of “Evangelical” in American History
It’s interesting to see how the word “evangelical” has changed in its use and meaning over the years.
The Sun Sets on We
I rather enjoyed this profile of the company WeWork. It tells how the company went from a Silicon Valley darling to one that has had to withdraw its IPO. Note, there are a few bad words along the way.
I Kept Going
I thoroughly enjoyed this story of a child who ran the wrong race, but won anyway.
The Brokenhearted Pastor
“We should and will pastor sometimes with broken hearts. And that’s not wrong. It’s required. We need more pastors who know what it’s like to occasionally weep. We need to learn how to pastor with a broken heart.”
10 Things You Should Know about ‘The Pilgrim’s Progress’
Leland Ryken shares 10 things you should know about Bunyan’s masterpiece.
Flashback: 5 Ways To Lose the Battle Against Sin
The heart is deceitful and desperately wicked. One of the ways such deceit manifests itself is through convincing us that we have battled a sin and put that sin to death when really we have done nothing of the sort.
The Christian leads by example, not force, and is to be a model who invites a following, not a boss who compels one. —John Stott