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People may be reading the news and “doomscrolling” through social media during the coronavirus pandemic. But what they don’t appear to be reading is the Bible.
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What would happen if immigration policies were based on majority opinion in the U.S.?
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Today, I’ve got nothing to say
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Two words, two virtues, to help America move forward
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Effort to end death penalty in Virginia gaining momentum; prayer vigils planned
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Trying to make sense of January 6: Jesus wept
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Religious liberty groups praise Biden’s repeal of Muslim travel ban
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These churches will resume in-person gatherings only when it’s safe for all
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This church was online before online was essential, and they’ve got some lessons to share
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A wish list for the common good in a new era
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How the Ebola experience helped the African continent’s fight against COVID-19
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The end of Trump’s presidency does not end America’s root problem
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Transitions for the week of 1-22-21
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D.C.-area churches seek to offer calm amid a tumultuous January
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‘How can I talk to my parent who has been consumed by Trumpism and QAnon?’
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Insurrection postscript: The church’s one foundation isn’t the USA
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Anticipating a new day in immigration policy, a pastor, pilot and bricklayer keep an eye on Biden’s next move
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Three signposts for American Christians in a changing world
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Ministry jobs and more
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It’s still rare for a Baptist minister to serve in Congress
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Denver is sweeping away homeless encampments; two churches help open their own
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It’s hard to quit Herod, but we must worship another
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Fellowship Southwest becomes independent, ecumenical ministry
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Truth Decay: When truth stumbles in the public square
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Unification will happen only after repentance
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Inspiration from voices of American diversity
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Effort to end death penalty in Virginia gaining momentum; prayer vigils planned
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Religious liberty groups praise Biden’s repeal of Muslim travel ban
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These churches will resume in-person gatherings only when it’s safe for all
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This church was online before online was essential, and they’ve got some lessons to share
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How the Ebola experience helped the African continent’s fight against COVID-19
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Transitions for the week of 1-22-21
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D.C.-area churches seek to offer calm amid a tumultuous January
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Anticipating a new day in immigration policy, a pastor, pilot and bricklayer keep an eye on Biden’s next move
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Ministry jobs and more
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Denver is sweeping away homeless encampments; two churches help open their own
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Fellowship Southwest becomes independent, ecumenical ministry
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In New York City, serving the homeless offered a clue for how to serve trauma victims during the pandemic
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At Central Seminary, Durso inauguration moves to virtual platform
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Kentucky seminary receives Baugh Foundation grant to start Institute for Black Church Studies
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American Protestants less open to sermons on race in 2020, survey finds
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3 current trends youth leaders need to know
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Seminarian, CBF and Georgia church find fellowship together
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New effort to repeal federal death penalty is beginning
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Barna advice to pastors: Talk honestly about emotions and relationships
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Trump administration pushes evangelical agenda through last-minute actions
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Trump’s parting gift echos his immigration policies toward Africa
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Ministry jobs and more
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SBC seminary presidents meet with Black pastors but don’t change position on Critical Race Theory
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Q&A with Michael McMahon of the Hymn Society of North America
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Western Recorder, second oldest Baptist paper in America, to cease publication
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Today, I’ve got nothing to say
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Two words, two virtues, to help America move forward
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Trying to make sense of January 6: Jesus wept
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A wish list for the common good in a new era
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The end of Trump’s presidency does not end America’s root problem
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‘How can I talk to my parent who has been consumed by Trumpism and QAnon?’
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Insurrection postscript: The church’s one foundation isn’t the USA
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Three signposts for American Christians in a changing world
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It’s hard to quit Herod, but we must worship another
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Truth Decay: When truth stumbles in the public square
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Unification will happen only after repentance
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Inspiration from voices of American diversity
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Some hard questions for reflection on this MLK Day
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Let’s move beyond the easy answers and MLK quotes today
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The blasphemy of Franklin Graham
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10 prayers for 2021 (if we survive January)
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Why ‘moderate’ churches fear telling it like it is
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4 things you can do to counter the millions of Americans who are fully radicalized
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Christian symbols and sedition at the Capitol: The church has work to do
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Give yourself some grace during the pandemic
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Understanding the trauma and finding hope after the siege of the nation’s Capitol
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Why I long for the church of my youth
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‘He being dead, yet speaketh’
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Toxic masculinity, 24-hour news and complacency fed the Jan. 6 riots
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A lesson from 19th century North Carolina: Lost cause, lost opportunity
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3rd Candidate Joins Race for SBC President
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From Biden’s giant Bible to Christian flags waved by rioters, ‘religion’ means different things to different people and different eras
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In Biden’s Cabinet, Catholics and Jews dominate
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Biden Invokes Augustine in Call for American Unity
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St. Matthew’s Cathedral, where Biden attended pre-inauguration Mass, has long been a place where politics and faith meet
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North Dakota lawmaker sorry for mass email of QAnon video
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Mohler Faces SBC Presidential Challenge from the Right
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Biden’s Big Bible Is Heavy with History, Symbolism
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How the Ebenezer Baptist Church has been a seat of Black power for generations in Atlanta
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Annual March for Life goes virtual amid COVID-19, unrest at US Capitol
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The Capitol siege recalls past acts of Christian nationalist violence
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Moms of Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X and James Baldwin portrayed in new book
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‘Christian nationalists’ accused of violating law in Georgia elections
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Joanne Rogers, widow of ‘Mr. Rogers,’ dead at age 92
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Israel hopes to vaccinate Holocaust survivors to save and repay ‘treasured’ population
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Conspiracy theories and the ‘American Madness’ that gripped the Capitol
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Anti-Semitism seen in Capitol insurrection raises alarms
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Most Evangelical Trump Voters Didn’t Turn on Mike Pence
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What four strangers of different faiths learned while living together during a pandemic
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In waning days of Trump presidency, Department of Health and Human Services undercuts religious liberty protections in new final rule
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How House chaplain calmed tense hours in besieged Capitol with prayers for ‘God’s covering’
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Supreme Court wrestles with Georgia college free speech case
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How self-proclaimed ‘prophets’ from a growing Christian movement provided religious motivation for the Jan. 6 events at the US Capitol
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For insurrectionists, a violent faith brewed from nationalism, conspiracies and Jesus
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Warnock condemns Capitol rioters in post-election sermon