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Free Speech, Discernment, and the Future Our Kids Deserve
A pastor and parent reflect on Texas schools, free speech, and the hypocrisy of silencing educators while mandating religious posters in classrooms.
An Unequal System in an Unequal Society: Facing the Scourge of Racism
A stubborn oven stain becomes a metaphor for racism and injustice, revealing how inequality lingers in our culture and criminal justice system.
25 Who Inspire | TaNikka Sheppard
Dr. TaNikka Sheppard, founder and President of Sheppard Leadership Solutions, is honored as one of GFM’s “25 Who Inspire.”
By the Way | Charlie Kirk, David Barton, and The Necessity of Popular Scholarly Engagement
Randall Balmer examines the challenges scholars face in countering misinformation, emphasizing the importance of public engagement and the power of truth in combating falsehoods.
Mental Health Ministry: What We’re Missing
Most people will turn to a friend, family member,or fellow congregant with a concern that requires care before they reach out to their pastor. And they’ll often turn to their pastor before seeking help from a therapist.
A Progressive Christian Revolution
Progressive Christianity seeks to understand and embrace the authentic message of Jesus and to make progress towards the radical vision for the future that he called the basileia—the reign of God on Earth.
25 Who Inspire | Skye Perryman
Good Faith Magazine honors Skye Perryman of Democracy Forward as one of this years inaugural 25 Who Inspire honorees.
James Dobson and Me
Miguel A. De La Torre reflects on the death of James Dobson and the time when their public lives intertwined.
My Journey Through the Third Way of LGBTQ+ Inclusion
A personal journey of faith and community through the “Third Way” approach to LGBTQ+ inclusion, showing how love, patience, and discernment can unite people of faith.
Charlie Kirk’s Christianity Was Caesar’s, Not Christ’s
To follow Christ is to resist every form of empire, ancient and modern that dehumanizes, exploits and excludes.
25 Who Inspire | Amy-Jill Levine
Dr. Amy-Jill Levine holds many titles with long names, but her students know her as “AJ” and a trusted friend.
The Supreme Court Versus the Fourteenth Amendment
Federal agents can now detain persons based on the social-coloring of their skin. A recent Supreme Court decision now allows immigration stops based on race and ethnicity.
Belief Behind the Book | Rebecca Craig’s “Through Her Eyes”
Through Her Eyes: Biblical Women Speak by Rebecca Craig gives voice to the stories of biblical women that have long been silenced in scripture.
Good Faith Media’s 25 Who Inspire
Good Faith Media announces its inaugural “25 Who Inspire” list.
25 Who Inspire | Cliff Vaughn
Cliff Vaughn, media producer at Good Faith Media, is honored as one of Good Faith Magazine’s “25 Who Inspire.”
When Will It Stop? America’s Descent into Killing Ourselves
America will continue to be a violent nation until it comes to grips with its violent past that still fuels the terrorizing atrocities we see today.
Gallup Poll Shows Sharp Decline in Value Placed on College Education
Gallup finds only 35% of Americans now view a college education as very important, down from 75% in 2010, with declines across all groups and political parties.
Born in Violence
The epidemic of school shootings and political violence represents not an aberration in American society, but its logical culmination.
From the Archives | 7 Ways to Live Proactively in Our Post-9/11 World
To counter the current climate of fear and suspicion, we can live proactively with faith, courage and radical hospitality.
The Assassination of Charlie Kirk and another School Shooting: Can We Break the Cycle of Violence?
Amid mass shootings, we must confront rhetorical violence, reject hatred, and affirm human dignity through true nonviolence.
A Prayer Upon Hearing Charlie Kirk was Shot at a University in Utah
Christopher Mack offers a prayer for Charlie Kirk and our nation.
Inaugural “Jesus Worldview Conference” to be held at Belmont University
The inaugural Jesus Worldview Conference in Nashville will explore morality, Scripture, congregational life and justice through a Christ-centered perspective.
Centre College Expo: Affirming Faith in Unexpected Places
Luke Emerson writes about finding a kindred soul at Centre College’s “Expo” event.
From Silence to Strength: How Sexual Assault Survivors Find Healing and Hope
Michael Chancellor reflects on sexual assault’s impact and the courageous journey from victim to survivor through healing, self-forgiveness, and hope.
The Transformation of Rebecca Sue: A Conversation with Kathleen Norris
Author Kathleen Norris reflects on her sister’s life in Rebecca Sue: A Sister’s Reflections on Disability, Faith, and Love.
When Democracy Falters, Will Faith Communities be the Helpers?
Fred Rogers’ call to “look for the helpers” offers wisdom as democracy faces threats. Will faith communities embody Micah’s vision of justice, mercy, and humility to bring recovery and hope?
The Hermeneutics of Homosexuality
How should Christians read the Bible on sexuality, money, slavery, and gender? David Wheeler explores a way of interpretation that focuses on conversation, context and Christ.
Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission Draws Pushback From Religious Liberty Advocates
Religious liberty advocates warn Trump’s Religious Liberty Commission promotes Christian nationalism and threatens church-state separation.
Stay Woke!
Stay woke. The axiom has recently come under scrutiny and been redefined by conservative politicians as a pejorative term. While now seemingly synonymous with attempts at diversity, equity, and inclusion by their liberal colleagues, it is a maxim that dates to the 20th century.
The Angel of Hebron: Hope in the not-so-Holy Land
Discover the story of the Angel of Hebron, a woman who used a simple ladder to help Palestinian children bypass checkpoints and reach school in safety.