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  What Augustine’s Baptism Can Teach Our Churches As they moved toward the baptistry, candidates were expected to recite the Creed, not to show that they “meant business” but in order to show that they were now entrusted with a glorious mystery of the... Russell Moore May 23, 2012
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  5 Inconvenient Truths about the Writing Life What you don't know about getting published Daniel Darling May 23, 2012
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  Finding a Godly Man Attracting a Christian man has proven to be difficult for some Christian women. Read on to discover some of the latest tips on finding your Prince Charming in the sometimes ever-present land of frogs. Jennifer Maggio May 23, 2012
• What Maurice Sendak Can Teach the Church Maurice Sendak, who just died, doesn’t seem, at first glance, to have much to teach Christians. But this atheist with a cynical outlook and a foul mouth saw something of the fallen glory of the universe we... Russell Moore May 16, 2012
• Four Reasons People Backslide One of the more interesting sections of dialog in John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress has Christian and Hopeful discussing the danger of backsliding, of falling away from what had the appearance of... Tim Challies May 16, 2012
• Ruined Words Somehow we must find the strength to not allow these heavy places to ruin our spoken and unspoken words... Nicki Koziarz May 16, 2012
• When Radical Faith Goes in Mourning When painful surprises of life come, our faith can take a hit. How do we resolve all of the questions we have about God when life just hurts too much? Brooke McGlothlin May 16, 2012
• How to Love Your Daughters! A mother knows just how to love her little girls. Julie Barrier May 16, 2012
• When You Are Torn Between Your Head and Your Heart Have you ever stayed up late, conflicted between your head and your heart? Sometimes the only way out of a dilemma is seeing God take you through the storm. Bonnie Gray May 09, 2012
• Is Your Gospel Big Enough? Is my gospel big enough to account for a man who three times denied that he knew the Lord? Is it big enough to account for a man who spent all of those years with Jesus, only to desert him in the end? Is it... Tim Challies May 09, 2012
• Teen Sex: Most Girls Don't The majority of girls in the United States do not have sex before the age of 19, a change from earlier years, a new report shows. Jim Liebelt May 09, 2012
• Can Your Child Go to Camp Alone? Summer camp can be a great experience for kids of all ages. Having been a part of camp ministry for almost 20 years, I know that when the weather turns warm, people start thinking about sending their kids... Kevin East May 09, 2012