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#FaithandCulture Reading: Cancer, Self-Care, Protecting the Family, ‘The Lion King’

Center for Faith and Culture | July 26, 2019
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In today’s #FaithandCulture Reading, we cull a brief list of some of our favorite articles of the week. Today, we highlight articles from Chip Roper, Cody Cunningham, Marie Burrus, Bruce Ashford and Adam Denny.

How Cancer Gave Me A New Perspective at Work

Chip Roper discusses how cancer affected his view of work at Made to Flourish.

What Is the Aim of Christian Writing?

Cody Cunningham writes about the purpose of Christian writing. (Hint: It’s not self-promotion.)

Good News for the Over- and Underachiever

Marie Burrus discusses self-care, rest, and over- and underachieving at UBA Houston.

Video: Bruce Riley Ashford on Religious Liberty in a Secular Age

Bruce Ashford speaks to religious liberty and the importance of the family in this video at Acton.

Kings and Kingdoms (The Gospel and the Lion King)

Adam Denny discusses the gospel themes in the Lion King.

What other articles would you recommend?

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