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Joseph D. Kenner: Choosing Love Over Luck

As we step into March, we are reminded of four-leaf clovers and celebrations of “the luck of the Irish” surrounding Saint Patrick and St. Patrick’s Day. Store windows fill with shamrocks and leprechauns, and conversations are sprinkled with good fortune and playful wishes. It is a lighthearted time of year. Yet as followers of Christ, we know that the transformation of lives does not depend on luck. It is grounded in love. Last month, we reflected on 1 John 3 and the powerful reminder that we are called to love not merely with words, but with actions and in truth. […]

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Dr. Bob Barnes and Torrey Roberts: Raising Wise Kids in an AI World

Technology seems to be moving so fast that it is hard for us to keep up. It can make your head spin, chasing how to appropriately parent through it. We can’t ignore it, even though it does feel good to try to keep your household in a bubble. Babies born in 2026 will be known as generation Beta. Where Gen Z and beyond are known as tech and internet natives, Betas will be known as AI natives. This means that they will not have known a time without AI.   Parenting Generation Beta This presents parents with another opportunity to […]

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Calvary Hosts Nationwide Christian Educators’ Conference

On Friday, February 13, Calvary Christian Academy was honored to host the annual Schools United Professional Development Day (SUPD), welcoming more than 3,000 Christian school leaders from across the country for a powerful day of professional growth, collaboration and unity. Representing 130+ Christian schools, attendees had the opportunity to choose from over 100 dynamic breakout sessions and 60+ peer networking sessions, both in person and virtual. These peer networking experiences were intentionally designed to foster meaningful connections and open conversations among leaders serving in similar roles, strengthening collaboration within the Christian education community nationwide. The conference featured inspiring keynote messages […]

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Dr. Rob Pacienza: Principals, Partners or Pawns? Parents’ Role in Their Child’s Education

Over the course of the past three-quarters of a century, the United States has undergone a process of intense secularization. This is not to say that most Americans have become atheists or that most Americans do not have religious views. Instead, it is to say that Christianity has been displaced from the default position and is now viewed as merely one option amid myriad worldviews, philosophies and “takes” on life.  This secularization process has had serious repercussions in every sphere of culture, and nowhere more so than primary and secondary education. It has made clear that a child’s education is […]

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Forty Days in the Dust

During this Lenten season, we remember the deep love Jesus Christ showed to the world: dying on the cross to defeat death so that we may have eternal life with our Creator. In this article, PBA Assistant Professor of Theology Dr. Austin Stevenson reflects on how Lent helps us respond to such love. For 40 days, we can turn away from our earthly desires with intention and focus our hearts on the One who provides and loves us beyond our wildest longings, worries, and dreams. For you are dust, and to dust you shall return” (Genesis 3:19).   What strength […]

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7 Christ-Centered Easter Traditions to Help Children Embrace the Resurrection Story

Easter holds a special place in our family’s heart! Next to Christmas, it’s the most wonderful season we celebrate together. As winter’s chill gives way to spring’s renewal, we witness God’s creation bursting with new life — a perfect reflection of the resurrection we celebrate. With Easter drawing near, Christian families have a beautiful chance to look beyond the pastel eggs and candy, focusing instead on what truly matters: our risen Lord. While our treasured traditions bring us joy year after year, exploring new ways to celebrate can spark amazement in our children and help them grasp more deeply the […]

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GOOD NEWS WANTS TO KNOW….

We would like to get your honest, constructive feedback concerning the GOOD NEWS. Your response is important to us. This month, GOOD NEWS WANTS TO KNOW… What features do you like in the GOOD NEWS? What content would you like to see more of? What content would you like to see less of? Is there anything else you might like to see in the GOOD NEWS? What I like about the GOOD NEWS is that it keeps me abreast of things that are happening in the Christian community, something other publications typically don’t do. Perhaps an op-ed page would be an interesting addition. Thanks for keeping […]

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The Chosen: Millions Are Watching Jesus’ Story in a New Way

The Chosen, a groundbreaking historical drama based on the life of Jesus as seen through the eyes of those who knew him, has become a global phenomenon with more than 250 million people viewing at least one episode worldwide since the pilot premiered in 2017. Beginning as the largest crowdfunded production of its day, The Chosen raised more than $11 million from 16,000 people to produce Season 1 and quickly transformed actor Jonathan Roumie as the face of Jesus around the world, endearing audiences to the human side of Jesus and that of his disciples as imagined by Dallas Jenkins, […]

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Franklin Graham: God’s Word — A Firm Foundation

The arrest and indictment of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, on narco-terrorism and cocaine importation conspiracy charges continues to be celebrated around the world by millions who have been victimized by the country’s evil dictatorship. President Donald Trump is trying to fix this tragedy and keep America from becoming like these countries that have been ruined by socialism, communism, corruption, crime and drugs. What’s probably unknown to many is that the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) and Samaritan’s Purse have worked for years with many churches in Venezuela. Since 2018, BGEA has led nearly 20 evangelistic […]

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Holy Cross Appoints Chief Medical Officer

Holy Cross Health is pleased to announce the appointment of Lawrence Ward, MD, MPH, MACP as its new Chief Medical Officer for Holy Cross Medical Group (HCMG). Dr. Ward is a nationally recognized physician executive with more than 25 years of clinical and leadership experience across major academic and integrated health systems. Dr. Ward most recently served as Vice President of Physician Services & Clinical Integration at Bayhealth Medical Center in Dover, Delaware. In that role, he led a multispecialty medical group of more than 200 clinicians spanning ambulatory, inpatient, surgical and perioperative services. A board‑certified general internist, Dr. Ward […]

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