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An Anglican Shares Reflections On The Canadian Catholic Churches That Have Been Burned

An anonymous Anglican wrote an entry on Reddit about his thoughts on why the burning of churches in Canada was wrong in an attempt to bring some balance to the hotly debated issue.

Gab CEO Andrew Torba Encourages American Christians: ‘We Can And Will Overcome’ In The Name Of Jesus

Andrew Torba, CEO of free-speech platform Gab, called for the American people to support an American Populist movement ruled and unified by the Lord Jesus Christ.
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    Magnifying Christ: Seeing Him for Who He Truly Is

    Every time I visited my grandfather in the senior apartments when I was a child, I’d have to find things to play with. He had a candy jar full of coins, thousands of toothpicks taken from various restaurants, and other things I thought were strange.
  • Joshua Choon Min Kang

    To Live Is To Love

    The most noble thing is life. There is nothing more precious than life. It is truly amazing that a life is born. One life contains infinite potential. It’s like a big tree in a small seed. It is like having a huge forest in a small seed. All huge forests started with small seeds.
  • Bryan Kim

    Using Warm Language

    I heard there is a temperature in our language. In Ki Ju Lee’s book, The Temperature of Language, there is a story of a doctor who is taking care of patients. When addressing them, the doctor does not call them by saying, ‘patient’ or ‘sir’ to address the elderly. Rather, the doctor says, …
  • Thom Rainer

    Six Attitudes that Kill Evangelism in the Church

    Why are our churches less evangelistic today? That question could be answered from a number of perspectives. But one of the key explanations is simply an attitude problem. There are several dangerous and debilitating attitudes in churches that are killing evangelism. Here are six of them
  • Joshua Choon Min Kang

    Even the Blades of Grass Have Wounds

    I am not a poet. I have a wish to write poetry but it is not easy to write poetry. Although I am not a poet, I am interested in poetry. It is because I envy poets’ hearts and eyes. Poets see, more precisely, what we cannot see, and describes what we do not see well.
  • Bryan Kim

    Dive Into Missions

    If I were to ask those that lived in the golden age of the Gospel message what true virtue was, the majority would say evangelizing. The motto of ‘Pray when together, evangelize when dispersed’ is still freshly beating against my eardrum, but I cannot help but feel that a sense of complacency ex…
  • Thom Rainer

    Four Useful Ministries by Deacons

    The Bible is not abundantly clear on how deacon roles should be carried out practically day-by-day. I have enjoyed interacting with hundreds of pastors who have shared with me how their church’s deacon ministry plays out. Here are four of the more common themes.
  • Joshua Choon Min Kang

    The Wisdom of Repeating Good Things

    I have learned the secrets of biblical prosperity in repetition through the meditations of the Word. God commanded Joshua to meditate on the Word day and night.
  • Thom Rainer

    Five Steps to Respond to a Hurtful and Hateful Email

    The Internet has certainly brought us incredible ways to do commerce, to get information, and to communicate. But it has an ugly and evil side to it as well. It allows cowardly critics to hide behind a keyboard and cut people to the core through blogs, social media, and email. So how do we respond w…
  • Joshua Choon Min Kang

    The Faithful and Wise Worker

    Jesus wants us to be a faithful and wise worker. God entrusts each of us with a precious task. God is glorified through what He has entrusted to us. Jesus said, “I have brought you glory on earth by finishing the work you gave me to do.” (Jn 17:4). Workers work.
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