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Posted on January 2, 2020March 22, 2020 by April Khaito

You Don’t Understand Frost’s Poem, “The Road Not Taken”

Chances are you’ve heard the oft-repeated last lines of Frost’s famous poem, “The Road Not Taken.” Maybe you’ve repeated those words as a life motto or a boost to morale in the midst of a pivotal life change. Perhaps you’ve even internalized them as a New Year’s resolution of sorts, a reminder to live off-the-beaten…

Posted on November 14, 2019November 15, 2019 by April Khaito

Here’s Why You Need a Biblical Theology of Suffering

Throughout the course of history, the question of suffering has been at the forefront of philosophy. Why do we suffer? Why disease, famine, and death? Why rape and murder? Why me? I don’t think I go too far in saying that our perspective on suffering is intimately tied to our understanding of God.

Posted on July 31, 2019July 31, 2019 by Amber Ornelas · 2 Comments

The Inconvenient Truth About Christianity

Growing up Southern Baptist, I learned at an early age that God wanted to give me stuff. It was simple. All I had to do was name it and claim it and have faith that God would do his part. For the first half of my “Christian” life, this is how I treated our Lord…

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    • A New Year’s Update
    • 7 Binge-worthy Reformed Podcasts to Help Keep Your Mind On the Things of Christ
    • There Are No Such Things as Giants
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    • Lessons from the Pediatric ICU
    • The Feminist Lie That Nearly Destroyed My Life
    • ‘Hamilton’ and the Christian Response to Authority

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