Divine Hydroponics
by Peter J. LeithartGod grows His people even when they are no longer planted in the land. Continue Reading »
God grows His people even when they are no longer planted in the land. Continue Reading »
Where has all the dark Christian music gone? It doesn’t take much listening to notice how blithe and breezy popular Christian music has become. At the data journalism site FiveThirtyEight, Leah Libresco has run the numbers and found that the lyrics of recent Christian hits skew towards life, . . . . Continue Reading »
When Israel was deported to Babylonian exile, it would have been natural for Israelites to reason that they ought to limit the size of their families and wait for a return to the land. It might even be best to avoid marriage/ After all, who wants to support a wife or raise children in virtual . . . . Continue Reading »
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