Mightier than the sword: The power of the written word
What theological rationale do you believe there is for reading books? Chris Currie, Bridgett Green and Lori Raible discuss.
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Breaking down the binary between belief and action
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O Lord, support us: Pandemic prayers
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Circle back: Sustained by Reformed theology during COVID-19
It is a privilege to work from home. Healthcare workers, grocery store clerks, those still able to work in food service, police..
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Believer on Sunday, Atheist by Thursday: Is Faith Still Possible?
Ronald P. Byars Cascade Books, 146 pages Reviewed by Chris Currie The point of church and worship together is not to remain..