According to a new report, cyberbullying is taking on a new form. The report found teens would anonymously cyberbully themselves to get attention. This heartbreaking new trend is wrapped up in the complicated way teens find so much of their identity online and in social networks. As adults, we want to make sure and communicate […]
For the last two nights, CNN has invited prominent evangelical thinkers Al Mohler and Russell Moore into live conversations about the continuing drama related to Alabama Republican candidate for Senate, Judge Roy Moore. Today, we look at the ongoing conversation about evangelical support and critique of the candidate. What might it look like to prepare […]
Today, we dive into an ongoing conversation about “white evangelicalism.” For those of us who are white, we don’t often realize how much our culture shapes our faith expression. And as a result, non-white evangelicals have not felt at home within our predominantly white evangelicalism. How do we positively respond to what is being called […]
The Bible has a new platform! And it’s right on the National Mall in Washington, DC. Read more about the opening of the Museum of the Bible. Every day is full of judgement calls. For the voters of Alabama the judgement call is about who is telling the truth and then whom to trust as […]
We survey the headlines and walk through some very big news of the week: Security Breach and Spilled Secrets Have Shaken the N.S.A. to Its Core Surveillance Cameras Made by China Are Hanging All Over the U.S. The world is getting the first look into sanctuary turned memorial at FBC Sutherland Springs. This is a […]
The psychology of social media: Let’s talk for a moment about why you click what you click and how Facebook is making money by making you less actually human (socially speaking) – doing it knowingly and on purpose. One of the original creators of Facebook, Sean Parker, spoke out on some the unintended, and intended, […]
In much the same way that we create the culture everyday by how we live, “We the people of the United States” have the government we create. A year ago, we the people elected Donald Trump to serve as President. Yesterday, voters turned out to re-make things in their image of what the country should […]
New information emerges on the 26-year old man who killed 26 people at a small Texas church. And in the aftermath of what one pastor called an “extermination-level” event, how do the people of God respond in the face of these kinds of tragedies? We discuss a few important responses posted recently around the web: […]
On Sunday, a man opened fire in a small Baptist church in Sutherland Springs, TX, and killed 26 people and injured 20 more. At least eight of those killed were part of one family. How do we process that? I want to encourage Christians today to lean into these hardest of conversations in ways to […]
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act eliminates the adoption tax credit. Adoption is not a special interest group, it is a national concern. And for Christians, adoption is a pro-life issue and at the very heart of the gospel. November is National Adoption Month and this is a great opportunity for Christians to be counted […]