Culture
A conversation with Missy Robertson
From the Christian Chronicle By Lynn McMillon Despite her newfound celebrity status, Missy Robertson is decidedly down-to-earth. Marriage to Jason “Jase” Robertson made her an integral part of the Robertson clan, stars of the megahit reality show “Duck Dynasty” on … Continue reading
OC student becomes Internet sensation for “murdered teeth”
Not every day is the plight of wisdom teeth brought to light. But for Oklahoma Christian University student Abbie Kritz, her compassion for these teeth made her an overnight sensation. God created humans beautifully and intricately, but sometimes parts of … Continue reading
“Duck Dynasty” star Jase Robertson at Oklahoma Christian University
Miranda Wilcox His favorite color is camo. He grows a beard because he can. His priorities are God, family and ducks – in that order. Jase Robertson from the hit A&E show “Duck Dynasty” shared his thoughts on faith and … Continue reading
National survey report: Teens envision a church more pleasing to God
Bobby Ross From The Christian Chronicle YOUNG CHRISTIANS tout meatier Bible study, deeper relationships and less judgmentalism. Listen up, faithful adults. Young Christians have ideas for making the church more like God meant it to be — and they’re eager to … Continue reading
Trimming the fat from the faithful
Bobby Ross Jr. From The Christian Chronicle February 2013 Print Edition AMID AN OBESITY EPIDEMIC, more churches promote physical as well as spiritual fitness. By outward appearances — her size 62 dress notwithstanding — Carlee Doggan was on fire for the … Continue reading
Reasons to Attend a Christian College
Miranda Wilcox From the Talon I love my school. And with that said, I can say that I am obviously biased as I write this article. Recently, Relevant Magazine published a story called “3 Reasons Why Christians Should Consider a … Continue reading
It’s A New Year. Are You Ready?
Miranda Wilcox Was it just me, or did it feel as if 2012 took all of eight seconds? Time for me has seemed to slip by like water trickling through my fingers. And sadly, I don’t think I’ve used that … Continue reading
Film Review: “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey”
Miranda Wilcox Peter Jackson’s latest installment in “the Lord of the Rings” saga is a surprising tale. Acting as a prequel to the trilogy first released in 2001, “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” introduces the audience to a young Bilbo … Continue reading
How God is with us in the face of tragedy
Miranda Wilcox ~OPINION~ I first heard about the events that occurred Friday at Sandy Hook Elementary School through Twitter. At that time, the scope of the tragedy had not hit me yet. But as I scrolled through my Twitter feed … Continue reading
Musician and Minister Brings Gospel to Streets
Miranda Wilcox Youth minister Sheldon Williams takes ministry to the urban culture through unusual methods—rap music and speaking. “I’ve done shows in clubs where people are drinking and I’m not,” Williams said. “And I’ll do music about Jesus. And maybe … Continue reading
“Duck Dynasty” Stars Headline Lipscomb Event
From “The Christian Chronicle” Manly beards and camouflage will dominate at Lipscomb University’s 5th annual Don Meyer Evening of Excellence. On April 27, 2013, A&E’s “Duck Dynasty” stars Phil, Kay and Si will headline the night’s event and share the … Continue reading
Helping in Disaster
From Oklahoma Christian’s “The Talon” Juliana Vadnais Keep your chin up, buttercup. It seems as if the U.S. has gone through disaster after disaster in the last few years. What defines a community is how they come back from a … Continue reading
What Happened to Cheerful Giving?
Kelly Ferguson From Oklahoma Christian’s “The Talon” Welfare, unemployment and food stamps are only several controversial topics in this year’s election. Right now the United States has a 99-week unemployment system, more Americans on food stamps than ever before, and … Continue reading
GSN Renews “The American Bible Challenge” for a Second Season
GSN has ordered a second season of its highest-rated original series of all time, “The American Bible Challenge,” one-hour game show hosted by comedian Jeff Foxworthy in which contestants compete based on their knowledge of the Bible. The network has ordered … Continue reading
When tweeting gets out of hand – Christians and social media
Miranda Wilcox Just five years ago, it was doubtful a simple tweet sent out onto the Internet could get a person fired. Today, however, Twitter and Facebook are powerful networking tools and companies and individuals need to make sure they … Continue reading