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As my husband and I were preparing to go to Africa as missionaries more than fifty years ago, we eagerly sought wisdom from those who had gone before us. One such retired missionary doctor who had served the Lord for many years had a lasting impact on our lives. We knew him as a kind and gentle man who was more interested in encouraging us to go to Africa than in talkin...


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Christians today must consider difficult questions about sex and gender that would have been unimaginable even twenty years ago. The forsaking of objective truth and the rejection of Scripture as God’s authoritative Word to humankind, along with the embrace of radical individualism, have resulted in a society that accepts no fundamental bedrock of truth or reality, opti...


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Your support of Ligonier Ministries can help Christians take courage in our confused age.

Countless people are lost today. They wander through life without certainty and without hope. This confusion is not merely intellectual. It is profoundly spiritua...


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The world today seems to have entered an age when crime flourishes openly. Despite the existence of countless prisons and entire systems dedicated to detecting and punishing wrongdoing, crime does not diminish. In earlier times, criminal acts were often hidden in darkness, carried out discreetly to avoid exposure. Now, however, wrongdoing strides boldly even in broad da...


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Growing up in a Southern Baptist home in the 1980s, I didn’t really know how to answer the question “What is a catechism?” I had only heard the term catechism mentioned occasionally by my Episcopal and Roman Catholic friends. So, for me, it sounded like a dusty relic from the past shrouded in high church mystery. Little did I know that catechisms would eventual...


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