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Their Use and the Cautions to Consider
Christian influencers promoting “Jesus glow-ups” raise fresh questions about mixing faith, beauty and celebrity power in ministry.
How A Coffee Shop Became A Ministry Of Belonging
Not Your Average Joe is a nonprofit organization that offers customer-facing, meaningful employment for people with disabilities.
Edgar Sandoval says he remains hopeful about the ministry’s humanitarian goals.
Two months after the Trump administration officially dismantled the United States Agency for International Development, the federal agency that delivered foreign assistance to developing countries, humanitarian organizations are reorganizing as they reel from the effects. ...
The death of Charlie Kirk has caused a lot of soul searching by those on the left and the right, as it should.
Recent jurisprudence has strengthened court-enforced protections of Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment.
As the Free Exercise jurisprudence in the country has been strengthened in recent years through court decisions, Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) is aiming to see those protections applied
Gladwell’s tipping point, AI wisdom, Gen Z revival, and Buc-ee’s
In this week's "Signs & Wonders," Warren Smith writes about Malcolm Gladwell’s confession, AI in ministry,and whispers of Gen Z revival. There's also a mention of Buc-ee's.
The anti-casino measure led by church leaders was funded almost entirely by another casino interest.
A group of faith-driven leaders have succeeded in blocking a casino from moving into their county in Arkansas.
Books about investing, the atom bomb, and two novels
Once a quarter (or so), we use the ‘Notebook” for Warren Smith’s list of books either released in the past quarter, or those he just got around to reading this quarter.
Jen Hatmaker deconstructs, the songs of Nashville, Truth Rising, and notable deaths
“Signs and Wonders” is a column that shares thoughts on news items that either don’t quite rise to the level of a news story for MinistryWatch, or are slightly (perhaps even significantly) outside our normal ...
Do we really believe God wants to make ALL things new?
In the 1830s, the young French aristocrat Alexis de Tocqueville visited the rowdy, adolescent United States of America and wrote down what he saw in a masterful book, Democracy in America. Even today, almost 200 ...
