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A classroom scene showing social media polarization and agency in a student’s digital habits.

Designed to Divide

Ben Jones
Social media trains attention and appetite; discipleship requires tools that serve agency and love.
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An ancient prophet is ignored at a city gate, representing how prophetic warnings are often dismissed.

Prophets Can’t Win

Dan Ellsworth
People often seek information that affirms their perspectives. When prophets challenge those ideas, hearers sometimes distort the message.
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Thank Goodness for Headwinds

Rather than threats to faith, what if the headwinds facing believers are, in fact, providing an opportunity to become true...

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