Ed Stetzer

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  Apr 23, 2012

  Chuck Colson: 1931-2012. A Legacy of Gospel Proclamation and Social Concern

  Chuck Colson's name has been synonymous with conservative evangelicalism for as long as I can recall.

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  Apr 13, 2012

  Obama, Romney: Self-Professed Christians Whom Many Christians Don't Believe Actually Are Christians

  Now, the Presidential race is really on – and down to two candidates. But, it appears, that many Americans (and a strong majority of evangelicals) don't think either of them actually are Christians.

• Apr 10, 2012

  Considering (and Surviving) Unhealthy Christian Organizations, Part 2

  If you do find yourself in an unhealthy Christian organization, I would encourage you to consider that God may want you to leave it. My own standard is this: will staying here hurt my walk with God or harm my family?

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  Apr 6, 2012

  Considering (and Surviving) Unhealthy Christian Organizations, Part 1

  How do you know if your Christian organization or church is dysfunctional? The organization or church thinks everyone else is wrong and only they are right.

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  Jan 27, 2012

  On Heretics and Helpfulness: Relating to Those Outside of Orthodoxy

  How do we relate in a helpful way with those who are (or are perceived to be) outside of orthodoxy?

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  Jan 23, 2012

  How Should We Remember Joe Paterno?

  Joe Paterno has died. Our condolences go out to his family. Many do not know how to respond to his legacy and ask, "Will one mistake define him?"

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  Jan 20, 2012

  What I Imagine Newt Gingrich Wishes and What We Can Learn From His Mistakes

  I do not know the details of Gingrich's past, many of which are disputed, but here are three things we all know: Gingrich has committed adultery at least twice.

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  Jan 11, 2012

  How Should We Talk About Sex?

  Sex. A lot of Christians are talking about it... and some are talking about talking about it.

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  Dec 20, 2011

  North Korea: Some Information and a Call to Prayer

  With the death of Kim Jong Il, we stand at a key moment.

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  Dec 17, 2011

  Reflections on the Death of Christopher Hitchens

  What if instead of focusing on the intellectual challenges of Hitchens' arguments, we reflected on the brevity of our own lives for a moment?