The Cycle of Grace at Work
Wesley Price writes about the "Cycle of Grace" and how it helps with handling midday slumps and other workday bumps.
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The Cycle of Grace at Work
Wesley Price writes about the "Cycle of Grace" and how it helps with handling midday slumps and other workday bumps.
Call for Pitches: The Way of Christ in Apologetics and Culture
For October, the CFC is seeking articles on apologetics and culture.
Playing More than Games
Andy Shurson advocates that families spend leisure time together to strengthen bonds and invest in each other.
The Missing Ingredient in Christian Education
Trenton Anthony admonishes Christians to use the gifts God has given them to fulfill the mission he has given them.
American Christians Should Embrace Memorization
Brad Grizenko offers a biblical and historical perspective on the importance and utility of memorization in Christian education.
Can Seminary Students Use AI? Practical Principles for AI and Theological Education
Jacob McMasters provides guiding principles for students seeking to use AI honorably.
Ethics on the Big Screen: Nolan’s The Odyssey and Christian Morality
Chandler Collins explores how the film’s portrayal of Odysseus resonates with Christian morals.
What Are We to Do with God Commanding the Extermination of the Canaanites?
Ken Keathley discusses how Christians can handle difficult biblical texts, such as the extermination of the Canaanites.
Insufficient Atonement: Nolan’s Odyssey and the Need for a Better Hero
Tyler Burton discusses how our need for atonement and divine intervention points us to Christ.
The Goodness of Home: Lessons from Zootopia 2
Jason Corn discusses Zootopia, the cultural understanding of what a home is, and the true home that our hearts long for.
Dave Lofts, Princess Anna, and Climbing Out: Self-Care Versus Self-Indulgence
Emeri Glen discusses suffering, climbing out of dark places, and puppies.
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