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Secular Megastar Gives Worship Album to Entire Audience and Christians are Mad
Categories Arts & CultureEveryday Living

Secular Megastar Gives Worship Album to Entire Audience and Christians are Mad

Author Mary Beth Unthank Posted on November 2, 2018December 18, 2018

Ellen DeGeneres gave her entire audience copies of Lauren Daigle’s latest album, “Look Up Child,” and Evangelicals are furious. What’s the deal?

Being Wrong
Categories Arts & CultureEveryday Living

Being Wrong

Author Mary Beth Unthank Posted on October 29, 2018October 29, 2018

If you were an American Evangelical Christian in the late 1990’s, you are almost guaranteed to be familiar with Joshua Harris’ culture-shaping book, I Kissed Dating Goodbye. Disenchanted with the idea …

Discerning Amid Our Social Chaos
Categories Everyday LivingPolitics

Discerning Amid Our Social Chaos

Author Alex Mayfield Posted on October 9, 2018

For those not paying attention, here’s a public service announcement: the United States is in a prolonged moment of societal crisis. That seems a bit overblown, I know, but those …

Phyloxenia: Love of the Stranger
Categories Bible & TheologyEveryday Living

Phyloxenia: Love of the Stranger

Author Faith Totushek Posted on August 1, 2018

What is Philoxenia? When I first heard this word, I wondered if I had just stumbled upon a new kind of flower, Philoxenia… sort of like a Xenia or phlox …

Coming Out…The Other Side
Categories Everyday Living

Coming Out…The Other Side

Author Tilley Brasfield Posted on May 22, 2018

Hi, my name is Tilley and I am a Christian. I identify as a bisexual female, which you’ve heard a bit about from my mother. I’ve always thought I was a …

April 6, 1968: Fifty Years On
Categories EthicsEveryday Living

April 6, 1968: Fifty Years On

Author Alex Mayfield Posted on April 4, 2018April 4, 2018

Memphis, Tennessee, April 4, 1968, 6:01pm. 50 year ago today, one of the world’s foremost leaders of civil rights and non-violence was stolen from the human community. Dr. Martin Luther …

“Christ on the Psych Ward”: A Life Raft
Categories Arts & CultureBible & TheologyEveryday LivingResources

“Christ on the Psych Ward”: A Life Raft

Author Joel Daniels Posted on March 28, 2018

David Finnegan-Hosey’s new book, Christ on the Psych Ward, breathes life into a space often confined to isolation and despair: mental health. According to the National Alliance on Mental Health, 43.8 million …

Coming Out
Categories Everyday Living

Coming Out

Author Jill Brasfield Posted on January 29, 2018

I was born into a conservative Baptist family. My grandfather had been a preacher for decades and we usually attended church wherever he was pastoring. As with most denominations, a …

Build Your Community
Categories Everyday Living

Build Your Community

Author Jennifer Uwanaka Posted on January 25, 2018

What is one thing in your life right now that you wish you were doing? That is the question that often drives me when I think about the type of …

The other side of Christmas cheer
Categories Everyday Living

The other side of Christmas cheer

Author Joel Daniels Posted on December 24, 2017

There’s something almost magical about this time of the year. Everywhere you look, the holiday spirit is on full display. Houses and businesses are decorated with lights and ribbons, creating …

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