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By Jeff Goins, Editor In 1998, Billy Graham delivered this fascinating and compelling TED Talk about technology and faith. This is not the first technological revolution, Graham says. Technology has helped and aided humanity in...

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By Zach Hunter Christmas time. Every year, for a short period of time, our inner child is given permission to come out of their room. This time of year, the lights are brighter, and the...

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The Next Christians

December 1, 2010 |

By Jeff Goins, Editor Co-author of UnChristian Gabe Lyons has a new book called The Next Christians. Publishers Weekly describes the book in the following: [Lyons'] …newest book aims to “restore” U.S. evangelicalism by elevating...

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The (Christian) Political Asylum

November 23, 2010 |

By Tim Chermak Christians are insane. I’ll get back to that in a second. For now, allow me to give you some background. I’ve been working on a political campaign for the past few months....

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By Jeff Goins, Editor What is hipster Christianity? Hipster Christianity is, in short, the fusion of hipster culture-independent, alternative, anti-mainstream, fashionable-with Christianity. It’s a world of mostly twentysomething Christian evangelicals who grew up on CCM...

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How Blue Like Jazz Got Saved

October 18, 2010 |

By Wrecked for the Ordinary A couple weeks ago, Susan Isaacs shared on Wrecked about why Blue Like Jazz the movie is worth saving. Thanks for all your help in making it happen! $125,000 in...

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By Jeff Goins, Editor Pete Wilson is the author of Plan B: What Do You Do When God Doesn’t Show Up the Way You Thought He Would? and pastor of Cross Point Church in Nashville,...

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By Jeff Campbell The most dangerous kinds of lies are those that are the closest to the truth. Satan, for example, did not engineer the fall of humanity with outrageous fabrications.  He manipulated Adam and...

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By Jeff Goins, Editor What the God is billed as a community for curious Christians.  Launched on March 15, 2010 the community at What the God is invited to explore their deepest darkest questions about...

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By Brooke Luby Everyone blames someone for their strange childhood. I blame Mary Rodgers. Mary Rodgers, wrote the book Freaky Friday, which I read about eighteen hundred times before I turned thirteen. If you didn’t...

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