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Dear <<First Name>>,

It's not always wise to stay the same, so we decided to shake things up a bit recently. Our website looks different now and it appears more obvious what our mission and purpose are. The blog is front and center on the home page so as to immediately invite readers to peruse, browse, and engage with our posts.

We’re excited about the #writein8words page, as well as the contest pages that have a grid view of all our winners. Please come and visit, leave a comment, share a post, stretch the word of God a little further and wider with your nearest and dearest.

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The Unlikely Friend

Here are character traits that we’re better off avoiding.

It wasn’t too long ago that my daughter, aged 6, came home from spending a weekend at Abuela’s. She ran down the list of all the fun things she did and concluded that she had a new friend that she played at the local park with. I thought to myself, friend…really? Highly unlikely.

In No Rush to Build a Platform of Influence

How the history of the Tower of Babel relates to our time.

After the third week of homeschooling my daughter in Old Testament history, I won’t survey the account of the Tower of Babel (Genesis 11: 1-9) the same again. The significance of that testament in the Bible is more palpable and illuminates much, for such a time as today.

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Open call

seeking submissions

Because times have undoubtedly changed in just a few generations where man has lifted himself up to become his own idol or has made truth relative to his desires, we are seeking work that will spiritually sharpen believers across the world, addressing some of the following questions:

Is a pragmatic approach to ministry consistent with the building of a New Testament Church?
Why do so many in ministry avoid sharing what the Bible says about sin?
Why is Christianity leaning towards becoming the religion of tolerance instead of absolute truth?
The Bible is becoming more divisive among church leaders. Why is there less of a consensus today?
Why are young people leaving the church by the time they graduate high-school?
Is the church undermining the role of the parents with all its ministries?

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Carlos & Erendira Ortega
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