City of Greensboro Pays Settlement To Cover Former City Manager’s Actions

Readers might recall that the former Greensboro City Manager– an African immigrant– who was forced to resign his position in the aftermath of a domestic violence call at his home. The Triad Business Journal is now reporting that the city of Greensboro has paid out approximately $200,000 in connection with […]

For Politically Silent Pastors and Churches

Mark DeVine, a professor with the theological seminary at Samford University, discusses the fact that our nation has been sliding into totalitarianism. He then points out that many pastors and churches have chosen to be apolitical or neutral politically. While Christians have no consistently faithful friends in the major parties, […]

The Week Southern Baptists Felt The Weight Of Bad Decisions on “Sexual Abuse”

The manner in which the Southern Baptist Convention’s leadership chose to handle the “sexual abuse” crisis was controversial from the outset. Their solution took away the autonomy of local churches, and presumed certain of the men accused to be guilty. Megan Basham devoted over forty pages of her book to […]

Was Mark Robinson A Victim of Impersonation/ Fraud?

The allegations about Mark Robinson are simultaneously serious and disappointing. But yesterday, I noticed that another prominent conservative figure with a national profile– Christopher Rufo– protested that he had been alleged to have a similar account set up at one of the same sites Robinson was accused of using. Rufo […]