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John Stange

John Stange

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Host, Dwell On These Things

Langhorne

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Buffalo NY , Death And Dying, Pop Culture , Religion, Society, Irish Dance , Autos , Mass Transit, Travel , Etymology

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There are few issues I'm not willing to tackle.

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Total articles 60

  • How to Pray for the Repentance of Those You Love

    By John Stange| Christianity.com@ About two years ago, I had a conversation with a musician who had just released some new music that focused on the nature of his growing relationship with the Lord. We recorded the conversation and aired it on one of my podcasts, and in the years since, I've often thought about what this man shared with me. For several years during his twenties, he was estranged from his family and living a life that was quite distant from the Lord.

    By John Stange · Christianity.com

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • 4 Ways Trendy Church Culture Is Making You Spiritually Weak

    By John Stange| Christianity.com@ During the past several decades of serving in pastoral ministry, I have observed a variety of trends in church ministry come and go. Admittedly, it can be easy for a local church to become stubbornly set in its ways, never adapting its approach to ministry and never stepping out of its comfort zone. That is certainly an issue I have observed in multiple church contexts, but at present, there's a concern that I think is possibly even more prevalent.

    By John Stange · Christianity.com

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • How to Pray for the Repentance of Those You Love

    By John Stange| Christianity.com@ About two years ago, I had a conversation with a musician who had just released some new music that focused on the nature of his growing relationship with the Lord. We recorded the conversation and aired it on one of my podcasts, and in the years since, I've often thought about what this man shared with me. For several years during his twenties, he was estranged from his family and living a life that was quite distant from the Lord.

    By John Stange · Christianity.com

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Dwell On These Things