Popular Christian symbols rank among the most confusing.

That moment when two Christian authors talk Twitter, comedy, writing, and guilty-pleasure foods.

Our social media mocking hasn’t gotten us closer to what it really means to live in God’s favor.

Our theology offers a humble counterbalance to the high-tech push for progress.

When our spiritual journeys are traveled in public, is there any room for the still, small voice of God?

The conversation about the pornification of social media is long overdue.

Adoption is a good thing, kids are cute, but let’s be real: This mess is hard.

Open letters have changed history, but our petty online rants are getting old.

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How Facebook turns the left-behind into horrified witnesses.

The powerful witness of befriending the competition.

Today’s hipster irony and OMG sentimentality distracts from real-life sincerity.

Rich Wilkerson Jr., a Pentecostal church-planter with famous friends, gets his own reality show.

We’d rather care imperfectly than appear like we don’t care at all.

When there’s an app for everything, practicing my faith doesn’t feel like a sacrifice.

There's no substitute for our communion with the Father.

When we boast in our weaknesses, we let go of impossible expectations. And invite others to do the same.

Christian vloggers walk a fine line between sharing Christ and selling themselves.

Thanks to Facebook, one mom received an unexpected response.