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‘Dealing with the Past’ with Lecrae
A discussion on the challenging but enlightening moments of healing from past trauma and finding the power of restoration.
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Love Your Neighbor in the New Year: Answer Their Emails and Texts
Jesus protected his time and also gave it up willingly. In this digital age, we’re called to do the same.
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The Crown: Balancing Family and Calling Is a Royal Pain
The Netflix series focuses on the pressure around the monarch’s marriage.
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Searching for the Exit in ‘The Twilight Zone’
Not only is the classic sci-fi show entertaining—it has a fascinating take on the afterlife.
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All the Justice Money Can Buy
From the ‘affluenza’ teen to Steven Avery, there’s a reason we care so much about a fair trial.
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Christian Colleges vs. Hookup Culture
The good intentions behind conservative campus rules.
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Online Christian Higher Ed Skyrockets
Liberty, Grand Canyon universities super-charge distance education.
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Praying with My Feet
How prayer walks connect me to the tragedy and joys of my neighborhood.
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How to Love a Drunk
A story of addiction, healing, and grace
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Why Church Partnerships Really Matter in Detroit
In a city Billy Graham called one of the most divided he’d ever seen, a new church-unity movement is all the more profound.