by Brianna Bell | Jul 9, 2026 | Opinion
I have a love-hate relationship with the Facebook “Memories” feature, which lets you revisit photos and posts you shared on the exact same date years ago. For someone who has spent the last five years recovering from religious trauma and undoing the harm of a decade...
by Craig Nash | Apr 21, 2026 | Opinion
In his 2018 comedy special, Kid Gorgeous at Radio City, John Mulaney tells the story of returning to church with his parents after a long absence. He once had to explain to his then-wife about his childhood of going to church every Sunday when she asked him, “Even if...
by Molly Shoulta Tucker | Apr 16, 2026 | Opinion
The day after my brother, Jeremy, was put in hospice care, I started to write a list of things that are stupid. My life and career are built on preaching poetic and theologically astute descriptions of God, leading a staff to enact justice and goodness in all we do,...
by Craig Nash | Mar 13, 2026 | Analysis
Editor’s Note: The following is the cover story for the January-March issue of Good Faith Magazine, which is a complementary resource for all Good Faith Advocates. In Matthew 16, Jesus, curious about what the crowds are saying about him, does a bit of crowdsourcing...
by Sean Palmer | Mar 12, 2026 | Opinion
I enjoy a good blockbuster. I’m not one of those people who think a movie has to be slow, subtitled, or confusing to be worthy of my time. Some of the greatest films ever made were made for mass audiences—Jaws. The Godfather. Schindler’s List. Great art and wide...
