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3 Ways to Shine for Christ in Every Cultural Season

A different way to engage

As Election Day approaches, political messages are coming from all corners of the political landscape, promoting division in an us-versus-them narrative, leaving little room for re...

The Roots of the Culture War – Part 1

by Rick Plasterer, Juicy Ecumenism DEI and Critical Theory have receded from public attention with the advent of the second Trump Administration, but they are still living ideologi...

The Kellers, Father and Son, Examine America’s Cultural Narratives

In this father-son project, Tim and Michael Keller identify and examine the stories that shape American culture. The post The Kellers, Father and Son, Examine America’s Cultural Na...

The Culture of Christ Is Alive in New York City

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The Culture of Christ Is Alive in New York City

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The Roots of the Culture War – Part 2

by Rick Plasterer, Juicy Ecumenism An earlier article reviewed the first part of Carl Trueman’s recent book To Change All Worlds: Critical Theory from Marx to Marcuse, which recoun...

Steve Deace: Those who control the storytelling control the culture

What can America's most successful movies tell us about America itself?Steve Deace, Todd Erzen, and Aaron McIntire set out to answer that question by examining the 25 highest-gross...

With Engagement Party, CNN Leans Into Culture and Creators

At Brandweek, podcast cohosts Audie Cornish and Ari Shapiro argued that cultural coverage generates the trust hard news relies on.

Everyday Evangelism for Students

You’ve seen the moment before: a student lingers after the youth group, the room is louder than usual, or something’s on their mind. You can feel it, but what do you do with it, an...

When Christian Teens Feel Torn Between Faith and Culture

Christian teenagers who are most actively living out their faith are also among those most likely to feel tension between their beliefs and cultural expectations. New Barna researc...

Christians Going to College Have to Be Intellectually Prepared

Before college, I was very limited instruction on the Christian worldview—what we believe and why we believe it—and virtually no instruction on how to respond to non-Christian thin...

New Barna X CIY Study Helps Youth Ministers Adapt for Today’s Teenagers

The younger generations are hungry for a place to belong, and that is what the gospel gives us through the local church. In Jesus, we who were once far off have been brought near b...

3 Sneaky Cultural Trends Christian Singles Should Rethink

Embracing a Cultural Essence

In today’s fast-paced world, where many people are caught up in the demands of modern life, it can be easy to lose touch with one’s heritage. It is important to honor the tradition...

Biblical Figures Who Stood Firm When Culture Shifted

Persecution On The Rise:

An Anything But Christ Culture:Greg LaurieJesus’ words in Matthew 24 were in response to a question His disciples asked in verse 3: “What sign will signal your return and the end o...

Curious Engagement | One-Minute Homily

Jesus tells us that we must engage when a conflict arises. Kevin Lee, SJ reflects on how the Ignatian Presupposition can give us guidance on how to engage. Based on the readings fo...

A Culture Worth Staying For Is Designed on Purpose

— Most culture initiatives fail for the same reason most ad campaigns fail: they try to be liked by everyone and end up meaning nothing to anyone. A mission statement written by co...

Catching Up on the Letters

The Task Before Us Now: I would remind you all that I was out gallivanting for several weeks, and so did not have a letters section for you on Tuesdays, as was my wont. So we are b...

So Many Layers . . .

When Christian Teens Feel Torn Between Faith and Culture

Culture and the Moment

By Sage Crump. Sage Crump introduces a new essay series from the Culture Justice Initiative (CJI).

Election Preview, Part 2

Politicians come and go, but the call for Christians to influence our nation for the gospel never fades. On today’s edition of Family Talk, Gary Bauer makes the case for why believ...