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Breakpoint: The ‘Chariots of Fire’ runner’s faith and his impact on other Olympians
This summer's Olympic games marked the 100th anniversary of the incredible performance and shocking faith of Scottish gold medalist Eric Liddell, whose story was immortalized in the 1981 movie "Chariots of Fire."
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More way stations for Tennessee foster children being built
Late Thursday morning, a few dozen volunteers and well-wishers gathered on a picturesque hill in front of a car trailer and a pile of dirt.
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The all-male Christian group seeking a resurrection in the Trump era
With his back to the U.S. Capitol, Randy Phillips faced a sea of evangelical men who had traveled from all over the country to pray, sing and recommit themselves to their families.
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Religious discrimination lawsuit revived against Dave Ramsey’s company
Employee said his firing was discriminatory after routine efforts to avoid COVID-19
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Pastor Bo: What happens after Christ’s millennial reign
My email inbox last week must have been just about as confused as a termite in a yo-yo.
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Breakpoint: How should Christians respond to unfair blame?
July 18 marks a dark day in Christian history. On this date in A.D. 64, the Great Fire of Rome left two-thirds of the Eternal City in ashes.
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Living on Purpose: You are the caretaker of your mind
I read a book years ago by Norman Vincent Peale called "The Amazing Results of Positive Thinking," and I recommend it as an inspiration and encouragement to your spiritual life.
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No drinking and only Christian music during Sunday Gospel Hour at Nashville’s most iconic honky tonk
Robert's Western World is known as Nashville's most authentic honky tonk and synonymous with country music. But for an hour on Sundays, no one can drink alcohol; everyone must listen to Christian music.
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Living on Purpose: Focus on the invisible, not the impossible
Stop for a moment and closely observe this trial you've been going through.
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Breakpoint: What faithfulness to Christ under a totalitarian government can do
Today, China officially recognizes roughly 20 million Christians affiliated with "government sanctioned" churches. These are churches registered with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and under state control.