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
Police Escort NFL Player Out of Church After He Interrupts Worship To Ask About Alleged Porn Scandal
Jake McQuaide, a veteran NFL player who attends a Catholic parish near Cincinnati, was escorted out of worship last weekend after a back-and-forth with a church official.
Christian News
NT Wright: Abortion Done ‘As Soon As Possible’ Is Okay for ‘Certain Exceptions’
In the latest installment of his podcast “Ask N.T. Wright Anything,” the New Testament scholar made statements about abortion that are raising eyebrows among some Christians.
Christian News
‘Benny Hinn Is a False Prophet’—YouTuber Rushes Conference Stage
As televangelist Benny Hinn spoke at the SpiritLIFE Conference last month in Chicago, YouTuber Tyler Oliveira ran onto the stage and shouted, “Benny Hinn is a false prophet, a fake healer and snake-oil salesman.”
Christian News
‘Our Team Loves Jesus’—Oklahoma Softball Players, Coach Patty Gasso Flourish in Culture of Faith
The powerhouse that is Oklahoma softball never quits—and the players and coach credit that persistence to the team’s culture of faith in Jesus.
Articles for Youth Leaders
Parable of the Mustard Seed for Teens: Small Start, Big Growth
Study the parable of the mustard seed to remind teens their faith isn’t too small to make a difference.
Christian News
Sexual Abuse Whistleblowers Amy Smith, Dee Parsons Receive National Attention
NBC News Digital Docs profiled whistleblowers Amy Smith and Dee Parsons following a rash of charges against North Texas pastors—and the indictment of Robert Morris, founder of Gateway Church in Fort Worth.
Christian News
Adventurer Bear Grylls: Faith Has Changed Me ‘From the Inside Out’
Ahead of the release of his new book, “The Greatest Story Ever Told,” survivalist Bear Grylls wrote about how his Christian faith strengthens him and helps him live “more adventurously.”
Christian News
‘All Things Theology’ YouTuber Kris Williams Under Church Discipline
Kris Williams, whose “All Things Theology” YouTube channel has more than 87,000 followers, has lost the endorsement of his congregation and been placed under church discipline. The church cited an alleged “online, adulterous relationship with another woman."
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