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Headlines: Winning Like a Loser (and Losing Like a Winner)

But, when we maintain a Christian perspective, sports train us to dedicate our lives towards a certain goal.

Benjamin Quinn

The Superiority of the Christian Story

The Christian story is not only true but also is deeply meaningful and hopeful.

Eli Kunkel

Photography as an Outward-Focused Art

As we aim the lens outward, we become more outward-focused and concerned with the other.

Emeri Glen

A Trip to the Art Museum for a Richer Apologetic

What would have changed if I didn’t see those students as enemies but as partners, fellow pilgrims on a road towards restoration and redemption?

Dennis Nicholson

Perfectly Imperfect: Life Lessons from a Children’s Christmas Pageant

But might the Christmas Pageant remind us of the true way in which we come before the Lord in praise and thanksgiving? We come as we are.

Kelly Cissell

Life Lessons from Claude Debussy

The most profound thing I learned along my journey with piano is that the right notes at the wrong times are actually the wrong notes.

Jacob Haley

This Is the Day

We are coming up on my favorite time of year. This year, though, I feel keenly aware of just how quickly it will pass.

Meredith Cook

Lord of the Wardrobe

Dress is the creative adornment of pre-existing divine art.

Jonathan Darville

Nate Brooks: Emotionally Healthy Spirituality

Center for Faith and Culture

Why North Carolina Churches Should Start Christian Schools

Christian schools are a valuable investment that aligns with the mission of the church and provides a much-needed alternative to secular education.

Sam Currin

Yes, God is with You (and Other Truths for Anxious and Depressed People)

Jonathan Darville

Online Fellowship: A Complement, Not a Replacement, of the Church

Put simply, the more Christians fellowship, the more they mature. And the Internet provides fallow ground for fellowship.

Dennis Nicholson