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We Can’t Replace Charlie Kirk, But We Can Honor His Legacy: Five Ways to Amplify Truth, Freedom, and the American Way

By Colin Smothers
Charlie Kirk, who influenced a generation of young men, is gone. What do we do now?
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Brothers, Play the Tortoise: A Word to Aspiring Pastors

By Sam Emadi
The young man hopping as fast as he can through seminary often short-circuits the necessary growth and wisdom he needs to have a long pastorate. But there’s a better (albeit slower) way.
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Ambition, Careers, and Marriage: What’s a Single Godly Woman to Do?

By Abigail Dodds
You’re a single godly woman, and you want to be married, but you’re not. What Should you do?
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Christianity Vs. Marxism

By Jonathan Wellum
Can we combine a theory such as Marxism with our Christian faith? In this article, Jonathan Wellum displays how Marxist thought proves antithetical to the Bible’s witness concerning wealth, property, and labor.
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The Calling of the Christian Businessman: Vocation and Capital Allocation as Worship

By Jonathan Wellum
What does the Bible have to tell us about business and investments? More than you might think! Read as Jonathan Wellum draws on decades of business experience to show how Christians should use their capital well.
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Pouting Pulpits and Part-Time Pastors: Projection over Proclamation

By David L. Bahnsen
When pastors model a mediocre work ethic, their example carries through to their congregation. Inversely, when a pastor has a servant-heart, is industrious, productive, and diligent, and does so without complaining or entitlement, he sets an excellent example for his congregation.