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    An excellent read. The Word is and will always be true. But we have to temper our evangelism with understanding for others’ circumstances.

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    Finding hope. A few Christian perspectives on suicide.

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    "Sometimes a demonstration of solidarity with the oppressed and compassion for the persecuted makes a greater impact than any laws, sermons, or tweets." Amen & Amen.

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    “ ‘Child molesters are very professional at what they do, and they do a good job at it.’ This abuser was so effective, ministers thought he was sincere, and he had some parents of victims on his side even after he went to prison.”

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    It's been 50 years since Mr Rogers debuted. What a man (Presbyterian minister). What a show. What a legacy (plain and simple: love thy neighbor). Good article... worth a read, especially as we seek to bridge an increasingly polarized divide in...

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    Motherhood can be the sharpest tool in heaven’s drawer, ...Through the thankless tasks of raising and refining our children, our God raises and refines us. The Lord doesn’t just use us to raise our children; he’s using our children to raise us.

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  8. Prison without Christ is probably as close to Hell as one can come. You are alone, spiritually empty, and consumed with hate

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  9. “Many offenders report that religious people are even easier to fool than most people”

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    14 hours ago

    This was difficult to research, but necessary to share as we desperately need to understand how abusers are using us for access to victims, and a shield against legitimate accusations.

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    Christians and church leaders should read this article on how predators groom entire church communities. "The ultimate goal for any offender is to build trust quickly, creating a problematic situation for those in leadership if a victim steps forward.”

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    "We ourselves as evangelists are also enculturated. We are not free-floating people hovering above the culture. We each have a cultural accent and a cultural flavor, and this will affect our understanding and application of the gospel."

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    "Discussing suicide from a Christian perspective raises questions over salvation, relationships, grief, responsibility, and mental illness." Here is a collection of articles addressing suicide from a Christian perspective.

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    "Evangelical churches can grow in understanding what kind of culture sexual abusers count on and work to create." by via

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    11 hours ago

    An article I wrote on the temptation of power in pastoral ministry with . We must begin with confession.

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  16. Next week, the Southern Baptist Convention will elect a new president. wonders if it's time to nominate a woman (and has one in mind).

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  17. Next week, the Southern Baptist Convention will elect a new president. wonders if it's time to nominate a woman (and has one in mind).

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  18. We each have a cultural accent and a cultural flavor, and this will affect our understanding and application of the gospel

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    "Church is one of the least safe places to acknowledge abuse because the way it is counseled is, more often than not, damaging to the victim. ... It is with deep regret that I say the church is one of the worst places to go for help."

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    "I am riding off into the setting sun—but with a Bible in my hand and a witness from my heart until He comes for me individually or for us all in the air." Paige Patterson's note withdrawing from SBC sermon

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