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Echoes Heard at Virginia TechWednesday, 18 April 2007 | Lee Harding
Sixty years ago, people weren't walking into schools and killing our youth. So what has changed over the last six decades? Humanists will tell... ...Read
Are Christians Contributing to Unbelief?Thursday, 11 October 2007 | S. Michael CravenThere is a tendency today to believe that America is becoming increasingly secular, in the sense that more and more people are either atheists or... ...Read
The Butler Did It!Monday, 22 October 2007 | E. Gregory BlacklockOperation Cicero was one of the most successful espionage operations for the Germans in World War II. Their spy in the British embassy in Ankara gave... ...Read
10 Ways to Pray for Barack ObamaMonday, 10 November 2008 | J. Lee GradyWhether you are happy about this week’s election results or not, all Christians must unite in prayer for our new president. Please don’t... ...Read
Prayer Power:Tuesday, 13 March 2007 | Michael CorenBroadcaster and columnist Michael Coren shares this powerful testimony of how God answered prayer for his family.
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Who will cry for the children?Saturday, 26 April 2008 | J. Lee GradyThere are 218 million child laborers in the world today. In Ecuador I saw life through their eyes.
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Tired Labels and Worn-out WineskinsTuesday, 22 April 2008 | J. Lee GradySuccessful businesses remake themselves regularly to stay effective. Why are churches so resistant to changing the terms that define us?
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