As an African American Who Loves Thanksgiving, Must I Simply Ignore the Historical Suffering of the Wampanoag and Pass the Sweet Potato Pie?
Like clockwork, my social media accounts are slowly being populated with posts about the true…
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Recognizing (the Long History of) Christian Witches May Be Key to Diversifying Witch Community
Last Tuesday, author and witch J. Allen Cross tweeted out some advice for white people…
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What the Latest ‘God’s Not Dead’ Gets Egregiously Wrong — and Right — About Homeschooling
God’s Not Dead: We The People is the fourth installment of Pure Flix’s movie series…
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This Veterans Day, the Centennial of the Unknown Soldier, Skip the Platitudes and Talk to a Veteran
In the American ritual calendar, two days celebrate those who’ve served in the armed forces….
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Why Grownups Have Caught Halloween Fever (And Why it’s Unlikely to End Anytime Soon)
It’s spooky season again, the time of year when we’re drawn to horror; when The…
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Who Killed Mars Hill Church? There’s One Suspect Evangelicals Simply Aren’t Prepared to Interrogate
In the fall of 2014, Mark Driscoll resigned from his position as pastor of Mars…
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Sharing Many of the Same Flaws as its Subject ‘The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill’ Podcast Puts Blame Anywhere But Where It Belongs
The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill, a Christianity Today podcast hosted by Mike Cosper,…
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Pittsburgh Paradox: A City Haunted by God and Steel
Willa Cather is so associated with the Nebraska prairie’s expanse, depicted in novels like O…
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In Just 10 Years ‘The Book of Mormon’ Musical Has Gone From America’s Darling to America’s Latest Problem — The Inverse of the Mormon Story
This year marks the tenth anniversary of The Book of Mormon the musical on Broadway….
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Why #FreeBritney is an #Exvangelical Cause
Everyone knows Britney Spears. Her talent, popularity, and struggles with mental illness are ubiquitous. A…
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