Is It Immoral To Watch The Winter Olympics Given China’s Humanitarian Violations?

(OPINION) There’s nothing pious about the modern Olympic Games. The modern version, organized by the International Olympic Committee, is more spectacle than spirit. The looming Winter Games, however, have triggered a reaction among some that has large moral implications — are you a bad person for watching the Olympics?

China, Christianity, Opinion, Politics, Religion, SportsClemente LisiJanuary 28, 2022Clemente Lisi, sin, China, communism, Christianity, athletes, sports, Beijing, Olympics, Winter Olympics, opinion, politics, religion, IOC, pandemic, COVID-19, morality, Recharge, opening ceremony, torch, OmicronComment

3 Lessons For The U.S. Church From An Asian American Ministry Leader in Atlanta

An Asian American ministry leader reflects on rising hate crimes and the murders of six Asian American women in Georgia and offers three takeaways for the U.S. church.

Asia, North America, OpinionJoash ThomasMarch 22, 2021Joash Thomas, Asian American, hate crimes against Asian Americans, Asian lives matter, SBC, Georgia shooting, evangelical, racism, sin, Recharge Comments

Time for a pop quiz: 7 questions about the stunning exit of Jerry Falwell Jr.

How well did you pay attention to the news concerning Jerry Falwell Jr.? This week’s Weekend Plug-in asks seven “pop quiz” questions concerning the stunning end of Falwell’s tenure with Liberty University, the world’s largest evangelical university.

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