Culture

The gap in thinking between white evangelicals and their Christian peers seems to be widening.

1 in 5 adults in the U.S. feel that pastors are not influential or credible. Only 24 percent of U.S. adults hold a “very positive” option of pastors in general. Nineteen percent hold a “negative” opinion, and nine percent hold a “very negative” opinion.

“A new diet will change your day. But praying to the King of heaven and earth will change your soul."

The number of female pastors is on the rise. Women in these positions lead smaller congregations while facing more criticism than their male counterparts.

“I want to be...known for bringing faith, hope, and love to those needing a brighter day in their dark hour of need.”

“I’m here today to defend the right to pursue happiness...I believe it is incumbent on us as citizens of this nation—as Americans—to bestow that right upon others—upon each other and upon the rest of the world." —Ashton Kutcher

Teen Vogue assures readers "The worst part of [an abortion] isn’t the procedure itself (which by the way is completely safe as long as you have access to a good clinic). The worst part is how you’re treated afterwards.”

“God bless them,” Sho Baraka says of LifeWay retailers after they pulled his album from their shelves.