Don’t miss an opportunity to be a “light on a hill” for your neighborhood to see on Halloween and all throughout the year.
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Loving Our Foreign-Born Neighbor
The percentage of foreign-born people living in the United States continues to increase, and last year, it reached its highest level in over a century.
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Should Latter-day Saints (LDS) be considered Christians?
Though Latter-day Saints call themselves Christians because they worship, adore, and are focused on their conception of Christ, historically orthodox Christians simply do not accept Latter-day Saint Christology as Christian.
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Gen Z Christians Break From Peers on Morality
Members of Generation Z are the most likely to say morality changes over time, but committed Christian teenagers are still likely to hold on to their beliefs.
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Small World, Big God, and a Local Church with a Global Heart
Some people’s journey to faith in Jesus involves hearing the gospel in a church service or having a Christian befriend them. For Ruth Malhotra’s mom, it also involved an arranged marriage.
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What are the Marks of a Disciple-Making Pastor?
Pastors must ensure discipleship is the focus of everything. Discipleship isn’t meant to be an appendage in the church body if so, the mission of Jesus becomes peripheral.
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