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February 12, 2013

29 Creative Ways to Say "I Love You"

By Austin Sailsbury

This Valentine's Day, don't limit your love to roses and candy. Read More
 

February 22, 2012

Black History Is American History

By david masciotra

David Masciotra on the rich history of black Americans and why the celebration of their contributions cannot be restrained to one month. Read More

 

March 1, 2011

Where Have All the Baptists Gone?

By neue

We talked to SBC president Bryant Wright about the trend away from denominations and what role he believes denominations will play in the future of the Church. Read More

 

December 29, 2010

January/February 2011 :: Cold War Kids

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In our first issue of 2011, the Cold War Kids get personal about faith, mistakes, relationships and their new album. PLUS, James Franco, Hillsong United, Blue Like Jazz: The Movie and much more! View the digital issue now. Read More

In The Issue

The Drop

A Tea Party Gospel
A Look at How the Massive Political Movement is Impacting American Christians Read More
Can Offensive Art Be Christian
I recently began a conversation about words, using Twitter as my debate floor… Read More
The Year That Will Be: 11 Guaranteed Guarantees for '11
The decade (what are we calling it? Is this the “tens”?) started with a whimper, not a bang… Read More
No More Secrets For the Cold War Kids
The Indie Rockers Are Back With a New ALbum- and It's More Personal Than Ever Read More
The Resurrection of Blue Like Jazz the Movie
Trying to get this Christian best selling book turned into a film was not an easy task. After many rejections, a website petitioned to help save the making of Blue Like Jazz, the movie. Read More
Ra Ra Riot
The earnest band talks peaches, a death in the family and working with Oxfam Read More
Re-imagining Heaven
Turns Out It's Not Really About Halos and Clouds, After All Read More
Hillsong United
How a local phenomenon became a global movement... without losing its roots Read More
A Realistic Guide to Love
Dispelling myths and redeeming rumors Read More
A Narrow Escape
Aron Ralston was trapped in a crevasse for 127 hours, only freeing himself by and act of crazy desperation. The story is so extreme, James Franco jumped at the chance to portray it. Read More
One Day in the Slum
What an American writer learned about faith in Nairobi's Mathare District Read More

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Emerging Artists You Should Know

Bradley Hathaway
While some artists have lengthy stories about their winding paths to success, Bradley Hathaway has a simple explanation: “It just happened.” How did he get into poetry? “It just happened,” Hathaway says… Read More
Green River Ordinance
Green River Ordinance is a prohibition of door-to-door solicitation without resident approval… Read More
Lecrae
Lecrae may be one of Christian hip-hop’s most vocal and visible rappers, but the beginnings of his story sound like a stereotype… Read More

The Drop

Sustainable Change. Sacrificial Living

Portugal Plans a "Smart City"
Though cities only make up 2 percent of the world’s land, they use 75 percent of the earth’s natural resources… Read More

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A Bimonly Look at Life, Faith + Culture

The Saint Behind the Valentine
(St.) Valentine's Day is almost here. But who was the person this Hallmark cash cow is named after? Read More
Portugal Plans a "Smart City"
Though cities only make up 2 percent of the world’s land, they use 75 percent of the earth’s natural resources… Read More
The Plight of Christians in Iraq
Wave of violence threatens Iraqi believers Read More
Davis Guggenheim is not Superman
However, the acclaimed documentarian is hoping he can recruit a few (figurative) superheroes to help him save America’s public school systems… Read More
Flavor of the Bi-Month
Seven things to make the beginning of 2011 memorable: Read More
How to Beat the Winter Doldrums
Put on your chapstick and get ready to explore the great indoors Read More
New Survey: All Our Spiritual Dialogue Isn't Doing Much
We may be talking more and more, but nothing is really changing Read More