The Redemption Project Newsroom

The Redemption Project Newsroom

Redemption Story of the Week: Scarlett — Her Papaw Showed Up. Then the Rebuilding Began.
After years of addiction and a life-threatening health crisis, an East Tennessee mother describes the faith, care and daily work behind four years of…
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Redemption Story of the Week: Scarlett — Her Papaw Showed Up. Then the Rebuilding Began.
After years of addiction and a life-threatening health crisis, an East Tennessee mother describes the faith, care and daily work behind four years of…
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Laura on Reentry: Support Beyond the Gate
Mental health, practical support, and the gap between being released and having somewhere to turn.
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14:24
What is still yours to do while you wait?
Baba’s latest conversation, a small weekly practice, and clearly labeled picks from our books, learning and apparel.
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He Was Arrested for a Murder He Says He Didn't Commit. Then He Believed God Had Another Purpose for His Imprisonment.
From a crowded detention cell in Lagos to an unexpected prison ministry, Baba's story is one of fear, uncertainty, surrender and a faith transformed by…
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The Church Should Cross Ethnic Boundaries. But the Gospel Must Remain the Reason Why.
A review of Embodying God's Multiethnic Kingdom: Live Out the Diversity of Heaven Every Day by Nathan Walton
Joshua Ashburn: Why Run for Congress?
An archived conversation on an independent candidacy, healthcare, foreign aid, and representation.
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29:26
Before deciding what helps, ask what the day feels like
Rhonda Paulsen on foster care, a three-question thinking exercise, and this week’s TRP picks.
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Worship Is Not Built Around Us
A review of Why We Worship: Experiencing Heaven on Earth at Church by Adriel Sanchez
Redemption Story of the Week: Martha Stewart — The Record Stayed. So Did She.
Martha Stewart went to federal prison at the height of her fame. She came out wearing a handmade poncho from another inmate and went back to work. Her…
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The Subscription You Meant to Cancel Is Part of the Business Model
Signing up can take seconds. Leaving can take menus, retention offers, chats, phone calls and persistence. Federal cases show why that difference…
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Rhonda Paulsen: Changing the Way Foster Care Begins
The Isaiah 117 House founder on removal day, practical care, and helping children and foster families feel less alone.
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