Eric Metaxas and Stan Guthrie

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  Feb 3, 2016

  Archaeologists Find Pool of Siloam, Confirm Gospel of John Accurate

  For years, some scholars have doubted the historical accuracy of the fourth Gospel. But a dip in the pool of Siloam will cure that.

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  Jan 16, 2016

  Star Wars and Déjà Vu: Why Hollywood Needs Christians

  The Force may have awakened, but the lack of new ideas at the movie theater should be putting us to sleep. I think this is a huge opportunity for Christians.

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  Jan 14, 2016

  Anglican Split Is Really About Scriptural Authority, Not Gay Marriage

  The Anglican Church is facing a schism. Or has the schism, in reality, already occurred?

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  Jan 8, 2016

  Envoking God's Mercy to End Abortion

  In a few weeks, hundreds of thousands of people will join the March for Life in Washington, D.C. What if there were three times that many praying?

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  Jan 6, 2016

  Why Christians Celebrate January 6

  Another Christmas has come and gone. Or has it? If you look closely, there's one more gift yet to open.

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  Jan 5, 2016

  Anti-Conversion Laws in the World's Largest Democracy

  When we think of religious persecution, the Middle East comes to mind. But the world's largest democracy?

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  Dec 28, 2015

  An Act of Kindness at Christmas

  What were you hoping for this Christmas? Well, Helen Johnson was just hoping for five eggs; but she got much more. I'll tell you her story.

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  Dec 22, 2015

  Christian Students Should Celebrate Religious Freedom Day by Expressing Their Faith

  Next month we'll observe Religious Freedom Day. And I want to help you and your public school get ready.

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  Dec 20, 2015

  Changing the World Through Facebook and Twitter

  It's great having lots of Facebook friends. But the kind of ties we have to folks on social media aren't the ties that bind.

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  Dec 15, 2015

  How Do We Know Where Jesus Was Born? Thank a Pagan Roman Emperor

  If you ever find yourself in Bethlehem of Judea, there's one attraction you shouldn't miss. First, you'd need to stoop low enough to pass through the four-foot-high Door of Humility. From there, you'd make your way down a spiraling stone staircase to find a small grotto in the bedrock lined with marble and adorned with luxurious tapestries.