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Evangelical communities have been lamenting the spiritual decline of America for decades, and blame it on the rise of secular immoral power in society. Did they notice in scripture that these scenarios always arose out of the unfaithfulness of God's people?

NEW from me: Every morning for the past week or so, a group of ~24 clergy in Portland, Maine drive out to a business. They form a line near a door, shielding a group of mostly immigrant workers as they exit their shift. Then faith leaders stare down DHS agents. religionnews.com/2026/01/29/m...

Maine clergy form spiritual 'shield' outside workplaces to protect immigrants from ICE

(RNS) — Like religious leaders in cities such as Minneapolis, Chicago and elsewhere, local clergy were quick to muster resistance to the rapid influx of immigration enforcement agents, even as they wr...

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Drowsy, muscle soreness, body aches, lethargy, sore throat, dry cough, raspy voice, puffy face... The post Mariners game experience feels like the side effects from a pharmaceutical ad.

The Venn diagram of evangelical voters who say, “come lord Jesus” and unironically voted in someone who is trying to unify global payment services through their own business platform is….a perfect circle.

Raising an adult isn’t talked about enough with humility. It is HARD, and it’s been a deeply self-reflective experience. Was I like this to my parents? Was I that oblivious? Would anything they said saved me? Am I a narcissist?

On the positive, I agree with a hybrid of Tolkien and Mother Teresa: It’s individuals doing little things with great love that overcome the darkness. Be faithful where you are. Whether a policymaker, plumber, cosmetologist, teacher, miner, accountant, stay at home parent, clergy etc.

The more I study Revelation in depth, the more I realize American evangelical eschatology is just one vague possible interpretation, fully fed through someone’s individual bias. It’s written so openly, it could mean a lot of things.

"What makes the temptation of power so seemingly irresistible? Maybe it is that power offers an easy substitute for the hard task of love. It seems easier to be God than to love God, easier to control people than to love people, easier to own life than to love life." - Henri Nouwen

Noticing an alarming trend in American evangelical Christianity to attribute all bad things to Satan as if they themselves possess no wickedness. Comfort challenged? Satanic attack. Confront systemic racism? I’m a Christian, so I can’t be racist. Doesn’t our sin nature still exist?