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Control Freak
Throughout the past couple years, I’ve done a lot of personal reflection on my personality and thought life. It’s led me to a much better understanding of myself and why I do many of
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Going Beyond the Spiritual High
By: Andrew Stucker From: Florida State University I spent my life growing up in the church, participating in early morning Sunday services, attending youth events and programs, and volunteering at plentiful college ministries. This
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Shame On Billy Graham?
Recently the Billy Graham Evangelical Association (BGEA) removed wording from their website that, in one way or another, framed Mormonism as a cult. This removal comes after the recent endorsement of Billy Graham to
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Whispers Of Redemption In The Shouts Of Hollywood
Humans across the globe love a good story. Throughout history, whether rich or poor, young or old, people love to be caught up in tales that sadden, provoke thought, cheer, and inspire. When I
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The Love Rant
Quick rant. I’m sick of my single friends complaining about being single. Socially, culture says that if you are in a relationship, you have status, importance, and worth. “You have more fun. You have
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What The Disney Channel Never Told Me
I watched the Disney Channel all the time as a kid. That’s So Raven, The Suite Life of Zack and Cody, and Phineas and Ferb provided constant entertainment for me and my siblings at
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The Daily Tar Heel, Editorials, And Jesus Trashers
Yesterday The Daily Tar Heel published an article by Memet Walker entitled, How To Lose A Guy In 2000 Years. Here’s the online version of the article if you’re interested in reading it (http://www.dailytarheel.com/article/2012/09/how-to-lose-a-guy-in-2000-years).Along
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Did Jesus Have A Wife?
So If you haven’t seen already, a Harvard scholar recently publicized a newly found papyrus fragment of a coptic Gospel that alludes to the ‘wife’ of Jesus. So without going into any Da Vinci
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No Bad News
Father, I have sinned against heaven and before you. I am no longer worthy to be called your son. (Luke 15:21) When my soul was embittered, when I was pricked in heart, I was
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Evangelism: When Conviction Becomes Guilt
What would you say is the highest and most God honoring endeavor a Christian could do in his or her life? The one thing that every Christian should strive to accomplish before death? If
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The Campus Ministry Dilemma
It’s that time again, the beginning of school. You can feel it in the air. The excitement of students getting ready to head back, getting ready to go back to class, getting ready to
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Christ-Centered, Not (Merely) Cross-Centered: Part 2
In my previous post in this series, I discussed the profound, although nuanced, importance of rightly handling the message of the Gospel without fragmenting Christ’s life. His active obedience is as important as His laying
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