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  Arousing Ourselves to Death Every generation of Christians has faced the pornography question. But the situation is unique now. Pornography is not now simply available. With the advent of Internet technology, with its near universal... Russell Moore May 24, 2011
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  Pirates 4 Could've Used Even Stranger Tides Pirates 4 should’ve leaned a little more heavily on the "strange." After all, it’s sad seeing Jack basically having nothing to do after the opening scene. Christa Banister May 20, 2011
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  Rebuilding From an Affair: Do I Reconcile or Run? Deciding whether to forgive and reconcile or to end a relationship and move on is not an easy decision to make. Joe Beam May 17, 2011
• The Hitchhiker Alan Muehlenweg May 12, 2011
• Give Me Beef! Kenny Luck May 03, 2011
• 5 Ways to Be the Husband God Wants You to Be Paying heed to these five biblical directives can change your life and your marriage. Stormie Omartian Apr 26, 2011
• The New American Dream If the original American Dream was "opportunity" (the rags-to-riches Horatio Alger story) which then morphed into "perfection," I'm not sure it hasn't now become "entitlement." Dr. James Emery White Apr 19, 2011
• The Signing of Jackie Robinson: How Faith Helped Racial Healing It is long way from Portsmouth, Ohio to making history. But that is what Branch Rickey did, with help from his faith. Dr. Warren Throckmorton Apr 15, 2011
• Evangelism on the Hardwood Basketball was invented more than 100 years ago by a Christian theologian as an evangelical outreach tool. Yes, really. Chuck Colson Apr 01, 2011
• Integrity under Fire: The Cost of Honor in Sports Sports has two recent examples of costly integrity. One is a young wrestler in Iowa. The other is the Brigham Young University basketball team. Chuck Colson Mar 25, 2011
• No Man Is an Island Cliff Young Mar 22, 2011
• Saint Patrick: Practical Theologian, Social Activist Stanley J. Ward Mar 15, 2011