​Love among the ruins​

Digging through the remains of collapsed buildings, Christians in Venezuela searched for survivors after back-to-back devastating earthquakes shook the troubled South American nation. “Many of them, including my two sons, are...

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​Lawsuit over university housing hits DBU​

A lawsuit filed in Dallas County represents 48 students who allege Dallas Baptist University knowingly housed students in mold-contaminated residence halls, according to WFAA-TV. The lawsuit includes allegations against DBU for using...

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​With voting rights in mind, Progressive National Baptists head to Capitol Hill​

On the first full day of their annual session, a busload of members of the Progressive National Baptist Convention, a historically Black denomination that the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. called home, headed to Capitol Hill to meet with members of...

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​New York sculptor spent $100,000 to make a Charlie Kirk statue no one wants to buy​

A New York sculptor has been left furious after spending $100,000 of his own money to build a lifesize statue of Charlie Kirk, only to find that no one wants to buy it. Sergio Furnari, originally from Italy, had hoped the statue of the deceased far-right...

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​Catholic nuns sue New York, say assisted suicide law forces them to violate their faith​

Catholic nuns and faith-based healthcare providers who have spent generations caring for New York's dying are suing the state, arguing its new assisted suicide law will force them to violate their religious beliefs by participating in a practice they...

​Music That Moves Us: Believers Engaging Secular Music​

I am not a person who listens to a lot of Contemporary Christian Music. For perhaps four years in my late teens/early twenties, I listened exclusively to that genre, primarily reflecting my fresh faith and respect for my elders. I was advised that I...

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​When the Church Forgets Scripture​

For good or ill—and I think it was almost exclusively good—I grew up in a small country church that was disconnected from the broader Christian culture. I did not grow up listening to Christian music. I remember the first time I heard the Christian...

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​Semper Reformanda? The symbiotic legacies of Christian reformation and education​

Protestant Christians observe two important anniversaries the last week of October. Protestants recognize October 31 as the anniversary of the formal beginning of the Protestant Reformation or Reformations in Europe. This annual observance...

​Trump support and Gen Z church attendance​

No matter how many Americans say they don’t want to see politics and religion mix, it’s inevitable those two forces will collide in one way or another. For instance, when the average American thinks about Donald Trump’s supporters, there’s a high...

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​A faithful call to abolish ICE​

In less than a week, Immigration and Customs Enforcement has mercilessly taken two more lives. Neither man appeared to have been the “intended target” of the operations that took their lives, according to news reports. But I would argue they...

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​The Supreme Court Has Gone Off the Rails. There’s Actually a Fix. We Just Have to Go Through With It.​

It has often occurred to me that if you were a visiting alien—or even, say, a visiting Norwegian—it might strike you as profoundly odd that many, if not most, Americans now mark the close of the Supreme Court term in the last two weeks of June by...

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​White House hosts Christian prayer rally​

Thousands of people gathered on the National Mall Sunday for a daylong religious-political celebration backed by the White House with public and private funds. The “Rededicate 250” rally was billed as a “rededication of our country as One Nation...

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​"Seattle Sends Its Demons to Olympia"​

Four weeks ago, my good friend and sociologist Josh Tom and sociological acquaintance Jason Wollschleger each drove the two-plus hours from their homes in Seattle and Spokand to meet up at the Gorge Amphitheater overlooking the...

​After 5-yo Diagnosed with Rare Disease, Little Sister Wanted to Be Her ‘Brave’ Bone Marrow Donor​

From Salt Lake City comes the touching story of a 5-year-old girl saved thanks to a bone marrow transplant from none other than her 2-year-old sister. Emma Meline was diagnosed with an extremely rare bone disease after her mother Amanda...

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​Actor Henry Winkler Reveals How His Father’s Clever Plan Saved Their Lives During Nazi-Occupied Germany​

Actor Henry Winkler, best known as Arthur “Fonzie” Fonzarelli on Happy Days, shared a story of how his father hatched a clever idea that allowed them to start a new life in America after they escaped Nazi-occupied Germany. The actor...

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