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Parenting
Some Psalms & Prayers
Jess Wildeboer knew the kind of devotional she wanted for her kids: something that had them reading the Bible confidently on their own, that helped them understand the confusing words they might stumble over, that gave them a bit of…
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Recent ArticlesReal Talk: the God of the Old and New Testament
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Recent ArticlesWhy Christians should not buy into AI catastrophism
On September 8, the same day that Jacob Coxon resigned from Anthropic, he released a string of warnings on X. Making the most headlines was…
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AssortedWhat to do when you don’t know what to do
On the Institute for Nouthetic Studies blog, Dr. Jay Adams offered up some sound biblical advice on what to do when you don’t know what to…
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InternetTechnology and our anxious hearts
As a pastor I get to talk to lots of people. After some conversation, I start to get a sense of where people stand. How…
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Christian education – SportsA Good Coach is Crucial: the potential and danger of school sport teams
“They’re nice, but not a priority.” Ask Reformed parents about our school’s sports teams and that’s a response you might hear. It’s an understandable answer….
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Recent ArticlesReal Talk: Farming, food, & worldview
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People we should knowJames Ussher
The world loves to laugh at Christians – we all know that – and nothing makes skeptics laugh harder than the idea that the world…
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Culture ClashesGod, non-God & the myth of neutrality
The subtle myth of neutrality! It works something like this: Christians believe that God exists, right? Unbelievers, on the other hand, believe that God doesn’t…
News
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Saturday Selections – Oct 3, 2026
Martin Luther: the monk who defied Rome As we approach Reformation Day…. Call Trump’s economic takeover for what it is: socialistic central planning His tariffs are only the beginning of his seizure of control, but they are a great example…
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NewsCharitable giving drops as government grows…and as faith declines
As the size of government has grown, charitable giving is dropping. That common-sense finding was detailed in the study Whose Job Is It to Care…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Sept 26, 2026
What is Netflix doing to the Chronicles of Narnia? In the Empire magazine article linked above, the director of Netflix’s upcoming The Magician’s Nephew adaptation…
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News“Useless” organ turns out to be useful
A female organ you’ve never heard of went viral this past September. Why? Because the story of how it got forgotten for a century is…
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News2-year-old Dutch child euthanized
The Netherlands – which previously allowed euthanasia for infants under the age of one, as well as consenting minors (ages 12-15) – expanded euthanasia to…
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NewsAlberta’s government follows Ontario’s lead into online gambling
Sometimes politicians admit more than they mean to. This past July, the Alberta minister in charge of gambling in the province, Dale Nally, made a…
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NewsPierre Poilievre makes the anti-tariff case to Americans
Pierre Poilievre marked the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks by heading south and visiting the 9/11 Memorial Museum. While he was in New…
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NewsSaturday Selections – Sept 19, 2026
What’s one of the biggest things Christians struggle with in college? “So what is it that people struggle with the most? The average believer on…
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NewsMPs hear stories of Covid-19 vaccine injuries
Few issues have divided Christians as decisively in recent years as the Covid-19 vaccines. Were the vaccines ethically made? Were they effective? Should they have…
Movie Reviews
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Animated→The Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything
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Animated→Meet the Robinsons
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Animated→The Wingfeather Saga: Season 1-3
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Drama→Stand by for action
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Animated→Toy Story 5
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Drama→Citizen Kane
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Drama→I Can Only Imagine 2
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Drama→A Great Awakening
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Animated→The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
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Drama→Harlem Globetrotters
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Drama→Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
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Drama→Anastasia
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Documentary→The Homeschool Awakening
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Animated→Up
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Animated→Wall-E
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Drama→Sands of Iwo Jima
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Documentary→Truth Rising
Book Reviews
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Book Reviews100 Cupboards: the Graphic Novel
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Book ReviewsOn the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness: the Graphic Novel
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Book ReviewsThe Boxcar Children Graphic Novel
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Book ReviewsRun and Hide: How Jewish youth escaped the Holocaust
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Adult biographiesThe Cost of My Faith
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Adult non-fictionThe Amazing Generation: Your guide to fun and freedom in a screen-filled world
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Book ReviewsThe Plot Chickens
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Book ReviewsThe Little Ships: the Heroic Rescue at Dunkirk in World War II
Other Recent Articles
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EntertainmentMr. Bennet’s dad jokes are too much
Dads like to be funny, and there’s no question about it but that Mr. Bennet – from Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice – is a…
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People we should knowJonathan Edwards: The pastor who packed them in the pews while preaching the wrath of God
Much like today, during the early colonial years in America, preachers rarely spoke about the wrath of God – this did not seem the type…
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In a NutshellTidbits – August 2026
Great truths from small children Never hold a dustbuster and a cat at the same time. Only Grampa can make money come out of your…
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ParentingThe Golden Rule: the biblical response to self-pity
Sin is devastating. An eight-year-old tries to be kind to his older sister. She responds with, “That was stupid!” Michael is crushed. He tried so…
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PornographyPorn addiction isn’t just a guy thing
“… but you’re a girl!?” If I had a dollar for every time I heard that given the context that is about to follow, I’d…
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AssortedNews in perspective feedback
We’re always trying to make the magazine better and need your help to do it. Let us know which News in Perspective articles – those…
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AssortedWhat’s missing?
We’d love to hear from you about what else you would like to see covered in the magazine. Was there an issue raised that was…
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Recent ArticlesMay I judge?
I hear repeatedly that we’re not supposed to judge another. Young people express themselves this way, and that’s not surprising – after all, not judging…