Entertainment
Allyson Felix Wins Long-Awaited Gold
In what was U.S.A. Track & Field’s best night since 1992, Allyson Felix finally got her gold medal and all seven winning athletes expressed their gratitude to God.
Harper and Wells Outrun Jones, Give God Glory
Dawn Harper and Kellie Wells gave glory to God after beating their teammate Lolo Jones to win silver and bronze in the 100-meter hurdles, but they also expressed frustration with the level of media attention directed at Jones.
Gabby Douglas Wins Gold, Gives Glory to God
Sixteen-year-old Olympic gymnast Gabrielle Douglas says her faith helped her manage the pressures of competing on a world stage to win gold..
Has Snoop Really Been ‘Reincarnated’?
Rapper Snoop Dogg has embraced Rastafariansim and has changed his name to Snoop Lion, a possible reference to the Lion of Judah. Is his spiritual rebirth for real or just another aging rapper’s marketing ploy?
A Day Without Twitter
3 things I discovered during yesterday’s Twitter outage.
Let the 2012 Games Begin
We’re gearing up for the Olympics with more inspiring stories of America’s Olympians of faith and the inside scoop on the opening ceremony.
Havin’ Church on ‘The View’
Earlier this week, audience members of The View were given a taste of Sunday mornin’ on the ABC talk show, as urban gospel heavyweights Kirk Franklin, Marvin Sapp, Donnie McClurkin, and Israel Houghton blew the roof off in a Gospel Brunch-inspired segment. The...
Movies, Guns, and Violence
What turns young men like the Aurora killer into mass murderers? Is it easy access to guns, violence in movies, or perhaps even fanboy culture?
If ‘The Dark Knight Rises,’ So Can We
Is this Batman for liberals or conservatives? Controversy over the film’s political messages misses the point. For people from all walks of life, the challenge is the same – to rise above.
Praying for the People of Aurora
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the people of Aurora, Colorado, after last night’s mass shooting during a screening of ‘The Dark Knight Rises.’ Please join us in prayer for the victims, their families, and our domestic terrorism problem.
Seven Olympians to Watch
Here are seven Olympians we’ll be following closely at the London Games.
Trayvon Comments Cost Land Radio Show
Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission President Richard Land will lose his radio show over controversy surrounding comments he made about the Trayvon Martin shooting. UrbanFaith is asking if the reprimand is sufficient?
A Cut Above: Honoring the Tuskegee Airmen
Almost 70 years later, surviving members of the legendary Tuskegee Airmen reflect on the trials of racism and the honor of serving their country during World War II.
A Praise and Worship Jubilee
Looking for fresh gospel music? Add worship leader Jason Nelson’s ‘Shifting the Atmosphere’ to your playlist.
Remembering Donna Summer’s Faith
Disco great Donna Summer may be remembered best for her music, but over time her Christian faith had become increasingly important to her.
A Funky Retirement: Celebrating Cornel West
As he retires from Princeton University and returns to his roots, our reporter reflects on the life, faith, and activism of Dr. Cornel West.
Inverting Black Masculinity: Key and Peele, and Trayvon
In this second installment of a three-part series, Jelani Greenidge continues his comparative analysis of Comedy Central stars Key and Peele, the Trayvon Martin tragedy, and the modern Black male experience in America.
Think Like Someone Who Enjoys Good Romantic Comedies
Why it’s unfair to expect profound truth and good theology from Steve Harvey’s ‘Think Like a Man.’