Stephanie Martin
Stephanie Martin, a freelance writer and editor in Denver, has spent her entire 30-year journalism career in Christian publishing. She loves the Word and words, is a binge reader and grammar nut, and is fanatic (as her family can attest) about Jeopardy! and pro football.
Christian News
JD Vance: Pope Should ‘Be Careful’ Discussing ‘Matters of Theology’
Vice President J.D. Vance urged Pope Leo to use caution when speaking on theology while welcoming dialogue with the pope on disagreements.
Pastors
Church Attendance Trends: What Pastors Need to Know About the Next Generation
Church attendance is a tricky topic. Pastors don’t want to get too hung up on numbers, after all. The experience and impact of worship...
Christian News
‘I Do Nothing for the Approval of Man,’ Says Riley Gaines After Trump Says He’s ‘Not a Big Fan’ of Her
After President Trump criticized Riley Gaines for her response to an image of him as Jesus, Gaines stood by her remarks while reaffirming her support for Trump.
Christian News
Bethel Launches Third-Party Investigation of Ben Armstrong, Church Culture
Bethel Church says an independent investigator will examine sexual abuse allegations against its prophetic ministry director, Ben Armstrong.
Christian News
Jenn Johnson: Bethel Is Big and Messy but Has ‘Trustworthy’ Leaders
Jenn Johnson, president of Bethel Music, answered tough questions this week about the organization and Bethel Church.
Christian News
Pastor Robert Jeffress Defends Trump’s Threats: All Presidents Use ‘Salty Language’
Pastor Robert Jeffress defended President Donald Trump's recent profanity-laced language that threatened Iran and its civilian infrastructure.
Christian News
Tucker Carlson: ‘Fealty to Israel’ Prevents Franklin Graham From ‘Preaching Christianity’
In response to a prayer from Franklin Graham, commentator Tucker Carlson accused U.S. Protestant leaders of being “spiritually corrupt.”
Christian News
Profanity and ‘Praise Be to Allah’: Trump’s Easter Posts Spark Backlash
On Easter morning President Donald Trump used religious rhetoric—and foul language—to threaten Iran and its infrastructure.
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