Twenty years ago would you have read an article about how Christians should consume news? Not likely. There were discussions about movies, TV, and other entertainment where portrayals of sex and violence called for discernment. But news was news, right? Much has changed. I grew

There is plenty to be anxious about. Beyond ordinary cares, we find ourselves in a pandemic and a presidential election. Our responses are important, but they are varied. Conversations are often sharp and hard to navigate. For many, this is yet another source of anxiety.

“Let every person be subject to the governing authorities.” This little instruction occurs in the latter half of Paul’s inspired letter to the first-century church in Rome, where, as some say, he moves from preaching to meddling. Once you agree with his insistence that we

Pastors may have one of the most difficult jobs in the country right now. Relational roadside bombs have been embedded in our congregations. Some are easily spotted ahead of time, but others are hidden in unassuming people and situations. Months of altered schedules, state-mandated restrictions,