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Christianity Today Article: Atheist Chaplains in Foxholes?
I just had the privilege of writing an article for the Christianity Today Theology in the News column. Collin Hansen wrote this column for several years. As one who loved Collin’s essays and counts him a dear friend, it’s an honor … Continue reading
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Global Christianity and Cultural Engagement
It’s exciting to announce that the Henry Center is partnering with the Lausanne movement, begun three decades ago by Billy Graham and John Stott, to publicize both the cause and the 2010 conference. In conjunction with Lausanne 2010, the Center … Continue reading
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The Link: January 30, 2009
1. If you are a young or aspiring pastor and/or elder, you need to get pastor Brian Croft’s Visit the Sick: Ministering God’s Grace in Times of Illness (Day One, 2008). I first heard about this book from my friend … Continue reading
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Billy Graham’s Main Regret: Not Enough Time with Family
Found this quotation in a touching Christianity Today interview with evangelist Billy Graham (link by JT): “CT: Do you have any regrets as you look back on your life? Graham: I regret that I didn’t spend more time with my … Continue reading
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Walking the Sawdust Trail: The Altar-Call and its Use in American Evangelicalism
“The pastor closes his sermon: “The Holy Spirit bids you come. The congregation, praying, hoping, expectant, bids you come. On the first note of the first stanza, come down one of these stairways, down one of these aisles. May angels … Continue reading
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The Week-est Link, September 26, 2008
1. Some suggest that having President Bush, a pro-lifer, in the US presidency, has had no discernible positive effect on the pro-life cause in this country. Aside from the breathlessly naive way in which this claim overlooks the appointing of … Continue reading
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