Christian nationals believe they were called to save souls. By that they mean converting people to become more like me.
But other Christians believe they were called is to heal what's broken in the world around them and to bring heaven down to earth.
So, what breaks your heart? Maybe we can all inspire each other.
For my generation, it was usually after high school or college.
Today, nearly half of all 30-year-olds still live with their parents.
Before we call them lazy... maybe we should ask a different question.
What happened to the American Dream?
I'd love to hear your thoughts
What's the hardest decision you've ever had to make as a parent?
A heartbreaking story from the Netherlands raises a question that most of us hope we never have to answer.
Before we rush to judge what someone else should do, maybe we should ask ourselves a different question: Could we still love someone... even if they made a choice we never would?
I'd love to hear your thoughts.
This week our nation turns 250 years old.
Those who remember the Bicentennial know it felt like the entire country was celebrating—not because America was perfect, but because we believed the ideals our Founding Fathers gave us were bigger than any one leader.
Today feels different.
Maybe the real question isn't whether America has a birthday to celebrate... Maybe it's whether we'll leave the next generation something worth celebrating when America turns 300.
I'd love to hear your thoughts.
Can someone be too rich?
Not successful. Not wealthy. Not even a billionaire. I mean so rich that the amount of money itself becomes a moral issue.
Jesus never said money was evil. But he talked about wealth constantly because he understood something we still struggle with today: Eventually there comes a point where we stop owning our money... and our money starts owning us.
What do you think?
It's a question that makes some Christians uncomfortable.
But maybe that's because we've spent so much time using Paul to judge other people that we've forgotten what his letters were actually about.
This Pride Month, maybe it's time to stop using the Bible as a weapon and start talking about grace instead. Those are my thoughts. What are yours?
Jesus spoke with women when others wouldn't. He taught them, honored them, and made them the first witnesses to His resurrection.
So why are so many Christians still trying to silence them?
They call themselves Pro-Life.
So why are some of them in North Carolina talking about executing women, doctors and nurses?
Here are my thoughts. What are your thoughts?
Because there are people in the Trump administration who openly say they don’t.
And that should scare every American — including Christians.
Here are my thoughts. What are your thoughts?
I watched parts of the “National Day of Rededication” event this weekend… and honestly, I left feeling sad more than inspired. So much anger. So much judgement. So little about love, humility, mercy or serving the least of these. We don’t need more fear-based Christianity. We need the Jesus that lifted broken people up.
Maybe sports and politics shouldn’t mix.
But when billions are being made off Black athletes and Black culture… maybe silence stops being an option.
Should the NFL bring the Super Bowl to Tennessee?
#NoOnNashville
Your Thoughts?
Do you think it’s a coincidence that Donald Trump is pushing to redraw the maps right now?
Republicans already won under the current lines. So why change them?
Maybe because Trump knows how badly he has screwed things up.
Your Thoughts?
Let’s be honest—this isn’t about health.
It’s about control.
We’ve convinced ourselves that if someone is struggling, we get to decide what they deserve… what they’re allowed to enjoy… even what ends up on their plate.
Meanwhile, most people on SNAP are already working. Others are elderly or disabled.
So what are we really doing?
Because it doesn’t feel like compassion.
It doesn’t feel like justice.
It feels like control.
And I don’t see anything about that in the life of Jesus.
Those are my thoughts—what are yours?
Do you believe in karma? Do you believe we reap what we sow? Kristi Noem is reportedly dealing with millions in personal debt… after taxpayers spent massive amounts funding her “cosplay” appearances. Some people are starting to wonder— is this just bad luck… or something else? Is this karma?
“Stick to morality.” That’s what JD Vance is telling the Pope… because he spoke out against war. Think about that for a second. At what point did opposing violence stop being a moral stance?
The Red Hatters are out in full force, trying to make it look like Iran was 3d Chess. I just can't this week. When you come out on the side of threatening to blow up an entire civilization then maybe its time for us to go our separate ways. Your Thoughts?
Is this necessary… or cruel? I came across something in my own city that I can’t quite make up my mind on. There’s a design of park benches that is showing up in cities everywhere—and once you see it, you can’t unsee it. I can honestly see both sides of this. Curious where you land.
Have you ever believed in a politician… only to feel let down? Not someone you expected to disagree with— someone you thought was different. That’s how I feel about John Fetterman. This isn’t about politics. It’s about disappointment!
MAGA uses the word ‘woke’ like it’s an insult. I wear it as a badge of honor. Because being woke simply means you refuse to ignore other people’s pain. Here are my thoughts. What are your thoughts? #ProudToBeWoke”
As Christians, we’re called to be peacemakers. So why are some political leaders talking about Armageddon like it’s something to welcome? They actually believe nuclear war will bring about the return of Christ… and they’re not afraid to say it out loud. If faith is being used to justify war, the rest of the church needs to speak up. Here are my thoughts. What are yours?
The most American, the most Christ-like thing any of us can do at this moment is to ask questions!
I’ve heard it three times this week from people who voted for Trump: "They’re all horrible. They’re all corrupt.”
That’s progress. But it’s not accountability.
Blaming “the system” protects our pride.
Admitting we were fooled protects our future.
If we don’t learn the lesson, we repeat it.
Your Thoughts?
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