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
High Point Basketball Hero Wears No. 99, Shares the Gospel With Lost Sheep
High Point University guard Chase Johnston wants to proclaim the good news of Jesus, and he even uses his jersey number to do so.
Christian News
March Madness Means More Than Basketball for These Christian Players
These Christian basketball players in March Madness are striving to honor God and witness for him while playing the sport they love.
Christian News
Eugenio Suárez on Team Venezuela’s World Baseball Classic Win: ‘All the Glory Is for the Lord Jesus’
An emotional Eugenio Suárez praised God after Venezuela upset Team USA 3-2 March 17 to win its first World Baseball Classic championship.
Christian News
‘American Idol’ Contestant Hannah Harper Rocks a Resurrection Ballad
During the Top 20 performances on “American Idol,” Hannah Harper received all-around accolades for her rendition of “Ain’t No Grave.”
Christian News
Antisemitism Is a ‘Mind Virus’—Hugh Hewitt on the Importance of Being Pro-Israel
Longtime broadcaster Hugh Hewitt argued that Israel is now America’s greatest ally and that antisemitism is “antithetical to Christianity.”
Pastors
How Pastors Can Lead Through Culture Wars and Political Division
Picture this: You preach on caring for the poor. After the service, a longtime deacon named Harold corners you in the hallway by the...
Christian News
‘The Chosen’ Breaks Its Own Guinness World Record
“The Chosen” broke its own record only five months after setting a Guinness World Record as the most translated season for a streaming series.
Christian News
Greg Laurie’s Harvest Christian Fellowship Accused of Operating a ‘Cover-Up Machine,’ Hiding Abuse Allegations
A consolidated complaint alleges Greg Laurie’s Harvest Christian Fellowship hid abuse and covered up wrongdoing to protect its reputation.
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