John Stonestreet and Shane Morris

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  Aug 17, 2017

  America's Suicide Crisis: Dying for Lack of Hope (Part 1)

  How bad is America's suicide problem? Well, it's so bad that Americans' overall life expectancy has declined for the first time since the 1930s.

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  Aug 16, 2017

  Charlottesville, Racism, and the Gospel: Responding to Darkness With the Light

  Every racist ideology, including the white nationalism and neo-Nazi rhetoric and images displayed by the so-called alt-right in Charlottesville, is rooted in the pit of hell. There's no defending it.

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  Aug 13, 2017

  Joni Eareckson Tada: Marking 50 Years of Transformation

  Fifty years ago, Joni Eareckson Tada's life changed forever. And since then, God has used her to transform the lives of countless others.

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  Aug 11, 2017

  North Korea, Nukes, and President Trump

  The war rhetoric between North Korea and the U.S. turned nuclear this week, literally. Thankfully, Christians have thought about these things before.

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  Aug 10, 2017

  The Genetic Arms Race: Human Dignity at Stake

  A team of scientists at Oregon Health and Sciences University have successfully created genetically-modified human embryos. It's an early step in playing God with human genetics, one that could very well place humanity on intimate terms with the Devil.

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  Aug 2, 2017

  Religious Freedom's Roe v Wade? Make the Case for Liberty

  We'll be talking a lot about the case of Colorado baker Jack Phillips. Why? Because religious freedom hangs in the balance. What the media and LGBT activists are telling the world is that this case is about a baker who uses his religious beliefs as a cover to discriminate against people. But that is baloney.

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  Jul 28, 2017

  French President Macron and African Babies: The Population Myth

  Well, according to the French President, it's no use pouring money into Africa because Africans have too many babies. Yes, he really said that.

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  Jul 24, 2017

  The African Famine: Our Brothers and Sisters Need Our Help

  Africa is facing yet another seemingly unprecedented crisis — a famine stretching from Somalia, to South Sudan, to Nigeria, in which 20 million people are at risk of starvation. When one hurts, we all hurt — and compassion fatigue is no excuse for looking away.

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  Jul 20, 2017

  Who Lives, Who Dies? Life or Death Medical Decisions

  What would Chuck Colson have said about the case of little Charlie Gard? Who should decide who lives and who dies?

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  Jul 18, 2017

  Eugene Peterson and Same-Sex Marriage: It's a Gospel Issue

  I'm glad for Eugene Peterson's retraction on same-sex marriage, though his statements are still puzzling. Even more, they're revealing. First, they reveal the crisis of authority among evangelicals. So much of this conversation, and many others within the evangelical church, is driven by celebrities instead of doctrine.