Gospel

In A Response to Divided: The Film & Family Integration (Part 1), I critiqued the movie Divided. In part 2, I want to offer some solutions. Divided: The Movie, while bringing to light a much needed discussion, provides limited answers. Simply tearing down every wall of demographic separation within the church does not fully address the […]

Amateur filmmaker Philip LeClerc noticed a disturbing trend among his peers: they are leaving the church in droves. In order to discover whether this was the fault of the church, the parents, or the youth themselves, he set out on a journey to find answers. Thus Divided: the movie was born. The main idea of

Starbucks released their 2015 holiday cups last week. Instead of the usual festive red, shown here, They opted for a minimalist, ombre red, shown here: Apparently, some Christians are upset about Starbucks cups—or at least Twitter and the media are suggesting so. I’m not sure why Christians should be upset. Starbucks changed it cups from snowflakes to

I’m glad that posts about Syrian children are going viral. I’m happy that the worst humanitarian crisis of our time is getting social media attention. I’m glad that there is a hashtag being used (#refugeecrisis) At the end of the day, however, sharing or linking or liking a post does very little. Refugees need food and supplies, which