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After winning 5 Grammy Awards, Sandi Patty calls it quits

After winning 5 Grammy Awards, Sandi Patty calls it quits

The 59-year-old legend is retiring.

Arts + EntertainmentJonathanOctober 7, 2015adultery, Art, CCM, Christian music, divorce, Grammy Awards, Kathie Lee Gifford, Marriage, Music, retirement, Rita Cosby, Sandi Patty

Be Vulnerable With Purpose or 'Put Your Clothes Back On'

Be Vulnerable With Purpose or 'Put Your Clothes Back On'

Christians should think about when, what, where, how, and to whom they share themselves.

Why this Christian author had to change her name

Why this Christian author had to change her name

She's now getting honest about her struggles with her conservative Christian audience.

CultureJonathanJanuary 10, 2015Anne Jackson, Anne Marie Miller, Christianity, community, divorce, evangelicalism, Lean On Me, Love, Marriage, Remarriage, Romance, Thomas Nelson, Vulnerability

Let’s talk about sex, baby (er, millennial Christians)

Let’s talk about sex, baby (er, millennial Christians)

John Mark Comer says sex isn't just "play for grown-ups," but "joining of body and soul."

CultureJonathanOctober 21, 2014abstinence, debate, divorce, family, Homosexuality, John Mark Comer, Jonathan Merritt, LGBT, Love, Loveology, Marriage, Michael Wear, Sarah Pulliam Bailey, Sex, Sexuality, The Atlantic, trends

How to Forgive Your Parents

How to Forgive Your Parents

Leslie Leyland Fields teams up with a psychologist to help people forgive their dads and moms.

CultureJonathanFebruary 13, 2014abuse, bitterness, children, compassion, counseling, Death, divorce, family, Forgiveness, hate, healing, hurt, Jill Hubbard, Jonathan Merritt, Leslie Leyland Fields, Marriage, pain, parenting, parents, psychology

10 TV Shows that Forced Us to Reimagine 'Family'

10 TV Shows that Forced Us to Reimagine 'Family'

Ten shows from the 1960s until today that radically reshaped America's definition of family.

Christians and the Myth of the “Hookup Culture”

Christians and the Myth of the “Hookup Culture”

Some Christians decry a "hookup culture" among youth. New data shows they are wrong.

CultureJonathanAugust 23, 2013Christianity, Controversy, Culture, divorce, evangelicalism, History, Jonathan Merritt, Marriage, moral decline, promiscuity, Racism, Robert Bork, Sex, Sexuality, stats, University of Portland, War