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(0:00) In the Zulu culture I come from, there’s a saying: the sun rises with news, and it sets with news. So the question is, what kind of news should the sun rise with? The truth is, the gospel should be the news that you and I are preoccu...
Barnabas Piper is a pastor at Immanuel Church in Nashville, Tennessee. He is the author of several books, including Help My Unbelief and Belong. He is married to Lauren and has three children.
Phil Sineath (pronounced like beneath but with an S) is a partner at Cornerstone Coaching, based in Birmingham, Alabama, where he lives with his wife Ashley and their three children. Originally from North Carolina, Phil spent...
In this rich and practically grounding conversation, Dr. Raphael Mnkandhla sits down with David Pinckney. Dave brings over 37 years of pastoral ministry across contexts ranging from a 200-year-old Baptist village ch...
In this warm and wide-ranging conversation, Dr. Raphael Mnkandhla sits down with Pastor Neb Kelile — Ethiopian-born, California-raised, and now planting and revitalizing churches in Dallas, Texas — for one of the mo...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Pastor, Theologian, Husband, Father.
Assistant pastor at Immanuel Nashville, author of a few books, writes for various outlets, loves books
Pastor at Stonington Baptist Church. Writer at Grace Upon Grace and 1517. Author of ‘Finding God in the Darkness’.
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