When toxicity grows gradually, we get used to it. But we don't have to.
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Peter W. Marty reflects on signs of grace and explores Christian witness
In worship, our moral compass is recalibrated—with the help of others.
I used to think racism could be surgically removed. But it's not that easy.
True character is only formed over long periods of time.
Wishes are about what we want. Hope is about what God wants.
Small words can say a lot about how we see our place in the world.
God works in mysterious ways, not sadistic ones.
Trump says pastors are bullied and silenced. That comes as a surprise to me.
Why are there only 12 disciples? Will we be with our families in heaven? Does God think pineapple should go on pizza?
Well-aligned spokes make a bicycle wheel true. Truthful living gives a person credibility.
These are not poetic times. We live and breathe prose.
The main purpose of prayer is to enjoy God.
In the face of mob violence, a six-year-old responded with love.
In offering another refugee his citizenship, Chuong Nguyen is not submitting a transactional sort of sacrifice. He is giving a gift of selfless love.
In the Bible, freedom is always more than a simple choice or the absence of coercion.
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