From a Grammy-winning producer's debut novel to Paul Kingsnorth's warning about the "Machine," Warren Cole Smith shares 11 books worth noting this quarter.
On today’s EXTRA episode, Warren and Christina discuss a report that Compassion International failed to act when they had evidence of 25,000 “suspected grooming cases.” They also tackle gambling and prediction markets. Also, new data ...
Plus, prediction markets, Anglican growth, Presbyterian split
In this week's Signs & Wonders, Compassion International's AI kerfuffle — plus, gambling by another name, Anglican growth flattens, and Presbyterians split (again).
A quick look at the news will let you know that the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) are on fire. International observers say that in the past five years we have seen at least ...
A London conference reveals four lessons from a region where faith is growing amid conflict.
A London conference reveals four lessons from the Middle East and North Africa, a region where faith is growing amid conflict.
A couple of years ago, Warren Cole Smith had a conversation with Charlie Peacock. Warren is away on a reporting trip, and Charlie has a new book out, a novel, called Once Concealed, Now Revealed. ...
Here are some resources mentioned in today’s podcast episode: You can watch Roland Warren give his melancholy assessment of the current state of abortion in America here. The turmoil at Christianity Today continues. Now, ...
Plus, higher ed crisis, Narnia under siege, CT in the NYT
In this week's Signs & Wonders, MinistryWatch President Warren Smith reflects on the impact of medical abortions — plus, higher ed in crisis, CT in the NYT, Narnia under siege, and more.
Museum of the Bible has faced its share of challenges since opening in Washington, D.C., in 2017. We have chronicled some of them here at MinistryWatch. But under the leadership of Carlos Campo, the institution ...
The recent vote to change the group’s name was a mistake, but it can be undone.
In this week's Editor's Notebook, MinistryWatch President Warren Smith says the Evangelical Press Association's recent vote to change its name was a mistake — but it can be undone.