by Holly Berkley Fletcher | Mar 10, 2026 | Columns
Have you ever wondered what type of white Protestant you are? OK, probably not. But you probably already knew your love language and you took that quiz anyway. Are you more likely to reference a) A Black theologian b) Your one Black friend In which of...
by Paul J. Williams | Mar 2, 2026 | Columns
In keeping with the Southern Baptist Convention’s fierce opposition to women pastors, a new version of the Bible has been created to support this belief by actively removing all women in Scripture. It will, of course, open with Adam. Just Adam. A lonely man in a...
by Wanda Kidd | Feb 23, 2026 | Columns
We raised our children in a haunted house. It wasn’t the plan; we didn’t hear the stories until after we made an offer and the seller accepted it. And if that wasn’t traumatic enough, my husband found out at a church deacons’ meeting from two deaf old-timers that it...
by Holly Berkley Fletcher | Feb 18, 2026 | Columns
Global superstar The Anti-Christ has fired his publicists and is rethinking his entire public persona after most of his target audience failed to acknowledge his latest performance, which he considers his masterpiece. The Anti-Christ’s decision comes in the midst of...
by Paul J. Williams | Feb 12, 2026 | Columns
Alibi Baptist Church in Tennessee has begun a new ministry to serve pastors and church leaders nationwide. Affiliated with the church’s prison ministry, this new initiative aims to provide spiritual support during legal tribulations. Simply titled “Alibi Grace,” the...
by Rustle S'More | Jan 22, 2026 | Columns
The John F. Kennedy Library Foundation has named Janet Elaine Parks, a d-list MAGA influencer, as the latest recipient of its annual Profile in Courage Award. According to Heather Cox Richardson, a historian who serves on the award selection committee, Parks was...
