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• Feb 29, 2012

  La. Pastor: City Officials Not Bad Guys in Church, Water Bottle Controversy

  Recent reports that a church in Louisiana was ordered to stop passing out free water bottles and cups of coffee during a Mardi Gras parade have been unnecessarily sensationalized, a pastor revealed.

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  Feb 28, 2012

  Movie Review: Relationships, Not Spirituality Trump 'The Way'

  Contrary to popular opinion, it's the road most traveled – not the least – that will make for the best route on a journey and the one that'll make all the difference in life.

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  Feb 28, 2012

  Former Megachurch Pastor Reflects on Battle With Lou Gehrig's Disease

  When Ed Dobson was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's disease, he thought his life was over. Given only two to five more years to live, the former megachurch pastor, who fully understood the disease's degenerative symptoms, began to slowly give up on his life

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  Feb 24, 2012

  Interview: Award-Winning Artist Mia Tavonatti, Creator of 'Crucifixion'

  American artist Mia Tavonatti is causing a stir in the community with her latest mosaic titled "Crucifixion," which won first place in the 2011 ArtPrize competition in Grand Rapids, Mich. Conversing with Tavonatti, who currently resides in Orange County, Calif., The Christian Post discussed her winning piece, the inspiration behind it, her personal moments of divine intervention, and other related topics.

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  Feb 24, 2012

  'Crucifixion' Artist Mia Tavonatti on Art, Angels, and Divine Intervention

  When artist Mia Tavonatti decided to enter her mosaic at an international art competition in Michigan, she didn't know just how well it would be received due to its subject matter: Jesus Christ on a cross.

• Feb 23, 2012

  Christian Boycotts Have No Biblical Warrant?

  With the recent rise in "nonviolent" protests within the Christian community including ones directed toward J.C. Penny, Disney, and other corporations, veteran journalist and editor Joe Carter questions the effectiveness and godliness of boycotts.

• Feb 23, 2012

  Student-Led 'Prayer' Bill Passes in Fla. House Committee, Heads for Final Vote

  A Florida House Judiciary Committee approved on Wednesday a bill that would allow students from K-12 to deliver inspirational messages including prayers during school events, with sole discretion given to students.

• Feb 21, 2012

  UK Christian Woman Denied Rights Given to a Muslim Over Work Days?

  A Christian care worker from the U.K. claims that she was discriminated against when she was not allowed accommodations from her employers for her beliefs while her Muslim co-worker was treated differently.

• Feb 21, 2012

  John Piper on Why Paul Was a Murderer Before a Great Apostle of Christ

  Widely respected preacher and author John Piper asks another tough question to his readers: Why did God let Paul become a murderer before he became one of the most influential figures of Christianity?

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  Feb 20, 2012

  Former Drug Addict Converts School Bus Into a Traveling Ministry

  The Gospel ... on wheels? "Rolling" from state to state, 53-year-old Cas Sowinski is taking the message of the Gospel and spreading it throughout the country in his RV converted school bus.