June 2014

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Francis Schaeffer's Shortsighted Bottom Line

May 22, 2014 | Gregory Hamilton

“In A Christian Manifesto, one of the most influential books written in the twentieth century, theologian and philosopher Francis Schaeffer revived the traditional Christian view of civil disobedience that Christians must obey God rather than men ...

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Persecuted

May 22, 2014, by Gregory Hamilton

The images are burned into history: Bible-based believers persecuted, even put to death for their faith. Centuries have buffered us somewhat from those scenes, yet the spector and potential of persecution is always present whenever human values co...

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What Religious Freedom Means to Me

May 22, 2014, by Gregory Hamilton

I believe in freedom of religion, not freedom from religion or freedom to enforce religion on others based on my beliefs, particularly acts of worship. This means upholding both the establishment and free exercise clauses of the First Amendment to...

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Heroes the Game

May 22, 2014

In Brief: Heroes the Game is a trivia game designed to test and teach Bible knowledge. To play the game, select at least seven "heroes" to answer questions about. During the game, the biblical characters selected will ask you a series of questions...

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Bread

May 23, 2014, by Steve Vistaunet

Bread shall be given him; his waters shall be sure. Isaiah 33:16

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Dude, Where's My Ark?

May 22, 2014, by Seth Pierce

Noah's ark has always been a story of God's grace and human survival — not a shipwreck of human stupidity.

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Why Children Leave the Church, Part 1

May 22, 2014, by Martin Weber

What shall it profit a pastor to save the whole city for Christ but lose his or her own children? While many kids grow up healthy and happy in the parsonage, many others are slamming the back door of the church as they exit to the world.

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God's Measurement of Success

May 22, 2014, by Kelsey Freeman

When I graduated from high school, I already had two years of college classes under my belt. Having participated in Washington State’s Running Start program, all of my prerequisites were finished, and I was ready to move to Walla Walla and conquer...

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