SOLA Social Media Manager Aaron Lee spoke with Russell Moore, an evangelical writer, preacher and President of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission.

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Russell Moore's website:

https://www.russellmoore.com/

Russell Moore is president of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, the moral and public policy agency of the nation’s largest Protestant denomination. Dr. Moore is the author of several books, including The Courage to Stand: Facing Your Fear Without Losing Your Soul, Onward: Engaging the Culture without Losing the Gospel and The Storm-Tossed Family: How the Cross Reshapes the Home. A native Mississippian, he and his wife Maria are the parents of five sons.

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At the start of a new year, many of us resolve to change our diets and eating habits. While this may improve our physical bodies, what can we do to help our spiritual health? In his new book, The Wisdom Pyramid, Brett McCracken shows us how we can better feed our souls in a post-truth world.

Brett is the senior editor for The Gospel Coalition, writing articles on art and culture. He is also on the SOLA Editorial Board. In this video, he speaks with Aaron Lee, SOLA Network's Social Media Manager, about The Wisdom Pyramid.

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https://sola.network/article/balancing-our-wisdom-diet-in-internet-age

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https://sola.network/article/the-wisdom-period-book-review

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Are there biblical and theological rationale for ethnic-specific ministries? Are they just as vital to the church as multi-ethnic churches? In this conversation for the SOLA Network, SOLA Editorial Board member Moses Lee interviewed Dr. Andrew Ong and Dr. Gray Sutanto to answer these questions. Their discussion touched on the theology of Abraham Kuyper and Herman Bavinck, the catholicity of the church, and the church as seen in Revelation 7.

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https://sola.network/article/theology-of-ethnic-specific-churches

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Tia Kim reads her article, The Gift of a Quiet Heart.

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"A quiet heart was a rare jewel this year.

Fear, anxiety, anger, and complaining – so much complaining – ruled our hearts. As an older minister once said about himself to Charles Spurgeon, our souls were like 'weaning rather than weaned' children.

What is the difference? The weaning child’s desires are at the center of his universe. Give me milk or I shall die, he cries to his mother who suddenly withholds her milk. But a weaned child has learned to say with David,

'O Lord, my heart is not lifted up;

my eyes are not raised too high;

I do not occupy myself with things

too great and too marvelous for me.

But I have calmed and quieted my soul,

like a weaned child with its mother;

like a weaned child is my soul within me.

O Israel, hope in the Lord

from this time forth and forevermore.'

(Psalm 131)

Where is the calmed and quieted soul in 2020? Through the many, unexplained sufferings in this life, how do we keep a heart like the weaned child?

We must begin with humility."

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https://sola.network/article/the-gift-of-a-quiet-heart

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Tia Kim lives in southern California with her husband and two boys. They are members of Bethany Baptist Church in Bellflower, CA. She writes, sometimes with ink or watercolor, at tiajoykim.com.

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Should all churches be multiethnic? Is there still a place for ethnic-specific churches or are they outdated? 

To help us think through these questions, SOLA Editorial Board member Moses Y. Lee interviewed Thabiti Anyabwile, lead pastor of Anacostia River Church and founding president of the Crete Network, a ministry dedicated to planting churches in Black and Brown communities, as well as Dr. Alexander Jun, a professor of higher education at Azusa Pacific University and also serves as a coordinator of KALI, the Korean American Leadership Initiative in the PCA.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFozzaHSDp4&list=PLAoJ5wNGQQE2OUp1eKCu2jHWu_WT3_R_D&index=1

Transcript available soon on our website:

https://sola.network/article/why-ethnic-specific-churches-still-important-interview

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Should all churches be multiethnic? Is there still a place for ethnic-specific churches or are they outdated? 

To help us think through these questions, SOLA Editorial Board member Moses Y. Lee interviewed Thabiti Anyabwile, lead pastor of Anacostia River Church and founding president of the Crete Network, a ministry dedicated to planting churches in Black and Brown communities, as well as Dr. Alexander Jun, a professor of higher education at Azusa Pacific University and also serves as a coordinator of KALI, the Korean American Leadership Initiative in the PCA. 

We will be premiering a video of their interview and publishing a transcript on Monday, but we wanted to give a sneak preview to our SOLA audience.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzCTZwnfHTs&list=PLAoJ5wNGQQE2OUp1eKCu2jHWu_WT3_R_D&index=1

Transcript is available on our website:

https://sola.network/article/why-ethnic-specific-churches-still-important

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Catch up with Hannah Chao, SOLA Network’s editor, as she shares about the 2020 SOLA Network Magazine (read it online as a flipbook or as a free PDF) as well as one of her favorite articles of the year, SOLA’s Hidden Gems of 2020.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vureOZqltOk&list=PLAoJ5wNGQQE2OUp1eKCu2jHWu_WT3_R_D&index=1

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https://sola.network/article/best-articles-from-2020-interview

SOLA Network Magazine (Flipbook)

https://issuu.com/solanetwork/docs/sola_magazine_2020

SOLA Network Magazine (PDF)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TkVJ5DklgRqyicTosAzBNqhgBfZpvHrp/view

SOLA's Hidden Gems of 2020:

https://sola.network/article/sola-hidden-gems-of-2020

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Written and read by Patreeya Thorn.

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https://sola.network/article/finding-wide-open-spaces-covid

Alice Kim (Emmausccs.com) reads her article, Two Ways We Can Better Appreciate Our Pastors.

"October is Pastors Appreciation Month. Over the years, my husband, now in this 28th year of ministry, has been showered with written words, delicious meals, generous gift cards, and much-desired services like babysitting for our then toddlers, all affirming his impact in ministry. But as I think of some, trudging through prolonged and unrelenting seasons of discouragement, I wonder, what else is needed to help pastors finish faithfully."

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Alice Kim is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker at Emmaus Counseling and Consulting Services (emmausccs.com) where she offers gospel-centered therapy to the DC Metro area. She finds deep fulfillment in engaging people’s stories and bearing witness to the good work of God to redeem and restore. She is married to Sam Kim, pastor at Christ Central Presbyterian Church in Centreville, VA and they raise their two high-school-age daughters and goldendoodle. Her past times include treasure hunting at thrift stores and catching up with friends over a cup of coffee.

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This is Part 2 of a conversation between Pastor Thabiti Anyabwile of Anacostia Bible Church and Pastor Michael Lee, a member of the SOLA Council.

In this video, we learn about what gives Pastor Thabiti hope in the recent conversations about race and how to be engaged as Christians, even if the debate is in a secular space. We hope this conversation will be encouraging and challenging to our audience.

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