By Fareed Zakaria “In 1951, there were only five cities in India with a population above 1 million and just 41 above a meagre 100,000,” writes David Pilling in the Financial Times. “At that time, most of India’s 360m people lived in 560,000 villages. Now there are at least 53 cities, or ‘urban agglomerations,’ in […]
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In 1857 a businessman by the name of Jeremiah Lamphier felt led by God to start a prayer meeting for business people in downtown New York. He desired a place of prayer and wanted to open it to any business people that might want to pray for a f…
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A topic that does not get much attention is the dramatic shift in the front door of churches. By “front door,” we mean that place where a non-attendee or an unchurched person will first check out a church he or she has never visited. In the past few decades, we saw a change in the…
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In May of 2021, I finished my thirtieth year as an English professor and scholar in residence at Houston Baptist University. Over the years, I have marked my growth as…
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