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"We Do This for Jesus"
On December 9, 2007, Matthew Murray shot and killed Tiffany Johnson, 26, and Philip Crouse, 24, at a Youth With a Mission (YWAM) training center in the ...
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The Bloodiest Century
The 20th century was the bloodiest in human history. In Humanity: A Moral History of the 20th Century, Jonathan Glover estimates that 86,000,000 people ...
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Our Role as Peacemakers
In his book Sermon on the Mount: A Foundation for Understanding, author and professor Robert A. Guelich writes of the role Christ-followers play as peacemakers: ...
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Ambassadors as Image Bearers
An ambassador is the official representative of her government; in a sense she bears the image of her nation. Now imagine that a foreign government seizes ...
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"Dead Man Walking": Vengeance and Mercy
Dead Man Walking is based on a true story about Sister Helen Prejean (played by Susan Sarandon), a nun who agrees to offer spiritual counsel to Matthew ...
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Family Tragedy Testifies to Need for Relevant Ministry
In Change Your Church for the Good, author and pastor Brad Powell tells a story that serves as his constant reminder that the church is the hope of the ...
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Courageous Student Prevents School Shooting
In September of 2006, a high school senior named Matt Atkinson learned of a dark secret from three of his friends. In confidence, they told him of their ...
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The Reality of Violent Video Games
Forgive me, for I have killed.
I have used swords and shotguns, handguns and grenades. I have shot, stabbed, and bludgeoned. I have crushed skulls with ...
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Young Amish Girl Offered Her Life for Classmates
October 2, 2006, was a dark day for the Amish community of Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania. That morning, a local milkman named Charles Carl Roberts barricaded ...
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Violent Video Games Create Efficient Killers
David Grossman, a retired Army psychologist, believes that violent video games are teaching our kids to kill. Grossman first became aware of this issue ...
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