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The team at Good Faith Media hopes you, your family, and all those you love have a special Thanksgiving. 

The mythology that many Americans wrap Thanksgiving in is pervasive and persistent. It twists and distorts facts about our country’s history. It is often tethered to the harmful belief that God ordained “friendly” European settl...

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Americans live in one of the most productive and prosperous periods in human history. Yet it’s hard to tell amid everyone vying for more wealth, popularity, and power. We’ve, unfortunately, fallen prey to the pursuit of happiness rather than stopping from time to time to bask in the gifts of life that truly bring peace and joy.

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A new four-episode Advent podcast series will examine the testimonies of the men in and around the life of Mary, the mother of Jesus. Hear ye, hear ye from Jesus, John the Baptizer, the Pharisees, Sadducees and Joseph, her soon-to-be husband.

Why are we talking about the men who don’t bear the brunt of the messy miracle that is labor and...

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These days, it’s hard not to think of theologian Karl Barth’s counsel that the proclamation of the gospel should be done with the Bible in one hand and that morning’s newspaper in the other. It was a fitting image when he said it. It is a memorable one now, with the struggle to connect a biblical faith with the world’s challenges in a way that is true to both. style="fon...

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There are countless variations of the saying “history repeats itself.” One that fits the intent of James Vanderbilt’s film Nuremberg is: “History continually repeats itself, but we have short attention spans.”
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