Editor’s Notebook Archives - MinistryWatch
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.
Staff departures and strategic reversal raise doubts about Christianity Today's future direction
Chaos at Christianity Today: Staff departures and a strategic reversal raise questions about Christianity Today's future direction.
From Anglican theology to political drama, podcasts worth adding to your queue.
Podcasts rise and fall, but they never really disappear. Warren Cole Smith shares his latest listening list — faith, culture, politics and more — and reflects on what's changed since his last roundup.
From corporate scandal to a life of second chances, Mark Whitacre's life is a road-tested story of repentance and redemption.
A Ph.D. program in journalism at a Christian college would help repair a major cultural breach
He Gets Us has spent ~$775M on ads. Meanwhile, zero Christian colleges offer a Ph.D. in journalism. MinistryWatch President Warren Smith makes the case: it's time for a Christian billionaire—or a bold college president—to endow ...
A case study for Christian journalism.
Serious allegations demand serious journalism — persistence, but also proportionality and skepticism. We pressed Julie Roys on her Wheaton College investigation. Where does accountability end and activism begin?
Growth numbers mask a deeper crisis.
“Rumors of Christian higher education’s (CHE’s) demise have been greatly exaggerated,” so says Perry Glanzer over at Christian Scholar’s Review. He cites new numbers from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) saying enrollment at ...
Inadequate canons, tone-deaf bishops continue to plague American Anglicans.
The Anglican Church in North America continues to bleed from self-inflicted wounds. In the latest controversy, Bishop Chip Edgar shared communion with an Episcopal bishop, despite the ACNA having "broken communion" with the Episcopal church. ...
Commemoration of the August 1801 Cane Ridge Revival is a moment for reflection
The strange fruit of the Second Great Awakening — Commemoration of the August 1801 Cane Ridge Revival is a moment for reflection.
A roundup of biographies and memoirs on faith, fatherhood, friendship, and finding purpose.
"Sleep is not merely a biological necessity but a spiritual discipline." Warren Smith's latest quarterly book roundup includes a title on rest as worship, plus memoirs on friendship, fatherhood, and grit in the Bakken oil ...
