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Learning to See

BookTrends: God Hides in Plain Sight: How to See the Sacred in a Chaotic World

Stepping out of my hotel room in Bombay, India, I paused as I pulled the door shut behind me.

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Hope Knows No Recession

A Christian Virtue Highly Prized

Take a good look at these two ladies. Study their faces, for if you look closely, you can see audacity, compassion, and iron determination.

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Ideas Have Consequences

How Postmodernism Changes the Rules

While there are significant disagreements among the various expressions of postmodernism, there is a key belief that characterizes all of them: an acute awareness of our “situatedness” as humans.

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Feeling the Shame

BookTrends: The Shame Exchange: Trading Shame for God's Mercy and Freedom

When we started this project, I (Sally) wasn’t so sure that I had an issue with shame.

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Idol Worship

Counterfeit Gods

What we worship defines us and controls us. And sometimes figuring out what we really worship isn’t easy.

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Making Room in the Family

BookTrends: The Whole Life Adoption Book

In the spring of 2006, five-year-old Jeffrey and his two-year-old sister, Janelle, joined their new family.

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A Legacy of Debt

Finances and Worldview

The news is aflutter about government spending and the need many people have for proper health coverage. The resounding question of how much debt and hardship is being left to the next generation echoes in many people’s minds.

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Why Bother to Act Right?

BookTrends: How to Act Right When Your Spouse Acts Wrong

David barely squeezed his large frame snugly between the arms of my chair in my office. His eyes brimming with tears, he poured out his pain.

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The Comedy of Grace

Preston Sturges' Theatrical Theology

Recently, my wife and I discovered the films of Preston Sturges, whose career flourished during World War II.

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What Are We Missing Out On?

BookTrends: Not So Fast

Just before eight o’clock on a Friday morning in January 2007, renowned classical violinist Joshua Bell pulled his instrument from its case and launched into Bach’s “Chaconne.”

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