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Richard Clark
Richard was the director of editorial development for SmallGroups.com and PreachingToday.com. Previously, he was the online managing editor of Christianity Today, and the co-founder of Christ and Pop Culture.
His work has appeared at Christianity Today, The Gospel Coalition, Paste, Kill Screen, Unwinnable, and other outlets.
After growing up in Alabama, attending college in Graceville, Florida, and doing ministry at New Smyrna Beach, Florida, Richard moved to Louisville, KY where he received an MA in Theology and the Arts from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He now lives in Wheaton, Illinois with his wife, Jennifer, and his son, Atticus.
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Being Salt and Light in the Middle of a Twitter Mob
Social media can be a dark and divisive place. That doesn’t mean we should simply withdraw.
The Calling
Where Is God When My Spouse Is Incarcerated?
Raising kids, maintaining a marriage, and leaning into those awkward conversations at church.
The Calling
Dhati Lewis Is a Discipleship Nerd
The Atlanta pastor won’t rest until all 281 members of his church are being discipled.
Review
A Journey Through the Strange, Scary, and Awe-Awakening World of Video Games
What can this medium—even its most violent expressions—teach us about our deepest aches and longings?
The Local Church Is More Awkward Than Your Facebook Wall
Embrace it anyway.
In This Issue: Our Sustaining Force
How the gospel truth lightens our load.
The Year of Living Hopelessly
2016 tempted us toward nihilism. We don’t have to go there.
Jimmy Carter: Pursuing an Arc of Reconciliation
The former president has a new hope for racial justice—starting with the church.
The Value of Friends Who Don’t Look, Think, or Vote Like You Do
When you limit your social circles, you limit your opportunities to grow.
The New Baptist Covenant: Will It Work?
Jimmy Carter’s attempt to unite Baptists may be a bridge too far for some.