How Fan Fiction Gave Millennials Power over Their Spirituality
Contemporary religious culture have become increasingly fused among the eclectic, “DIY” culture of the spiritual-but-not-religious “nones.”
Good News in a Difficult World
What is unusual is that most of these churches are meeting in bars and pubs.
Marching for a Culture of Nonviolence
This will be the first ever march from the Dr. King Statue to the White House.
Evangelical Women & Men Call for A Pause on Culture War
The way to reduce abortion is not through escalating culture wars but by reducing poverty.
Deep Down, You Don’t Really Want to Change the World
We say we want to change the world. But deep down, we want to raise up human cement trucks that further entrench the very worst of our habits and systemic injustices.
It’s Time for a Sexual Counterrevolution
What principles might guide a healthy counterrevolution? For Christians, the answer starts with the savior at the center of their faith.
5 Faith Facts About Doug Jones
While Roy Moore has rallied with pastors and enjoyed the backing of the Rev. Franklin Graham, Dough Jones’ religious life has remained one of quiet, consistent worship and church involvement.
Is Christianity Getting Better or Worse?
JULY 30, 2014 | BY: STEPHEN MATTSON -- Christianity often follow a narrative that assumes everything is getting worse. Sermons...
Could your Evangelical Church be called a Cult?
APRIL 23, 2014 | BY: ALAN MOLINEAUX -- I have been part of the evangelical culture since 1975 when as a teenager I attended...
Star Trek and the Language of Worship
OCT 7, 2013 | BY: SUZANNE CASTLE -- I did not know when I was a girl watching the various iterations of Star Trek with my daddy that it would be...