Mitch & Missy sat down with @RickSteves to discuss his new book, "On the Hippie Trail: Istanbul to Kathmandu and the Making of a Travel Writer." His travel philosophy encourages us to explore less-touristy areas and immerse ourselves in local cultures.

GFM Intern Samuel Shepley interviewed lead singer of Dialup Ghost, Russell Finn, in Nashville: “I surround myself with those people who are, I guess, the underdogs in this cruel world, and I feel the need to just stick up for them.” Read more:

"Many college-aged students are leaving the church because it’s hard to connect. A solid foundation allows people to feel confident in taking that first step, whatever it may be." Dakota Felton is a Spring 2025 Intern at GFM 🥳

Craig Nash: Pharaohs are always going to Pharaoh. Placing the maintenance of their status over the common good, they’ll create “restructuring plans” or “departments of government efficiency” from their penthouses and private jets.

Lamar Wadsworth: They are not criminals. They are good neighbors to their neighbors. Their presence in this country harms no one and benefits many.

Josh Carney: To understand Evangelicalism’s origin, one must begin with 20th-century fundamentalism, which was partly defined by the Scopes Monkey Trial.

Miguel A. De La Torre: The character of the God I claim to believe in stands in solidarity with whoever is being oppressed��not because they are holier, but because they are marginalized.

Craig Nash: The Rev. Dr. A. Roy Medley has recently been named the recipient of the 2025 Edwin T. Dahlberg Peace and Justice Award by the American Baptist Home Mission Societies (ABHMS).

"I see it as part of my Christian belief to cherish the beauty and 'God-breathednes' in everyone." Samuel Shepley is a junior at Belmont, majoring in English, Faith and Social Justice. He is a Spring 2025 Intern at GFM 🥳

.@rachelklaser: Twenty-one other members proposed a congressional resolution “condemning” Bishop Budde’s sermon. It may be possible to conjure up a more shocking violation of religious freedom, but it’s not easy.

Mary Dyer: I encourage churches to learn how to remove the silent asterisks from their “All are Welcome” signs and truly invite people with hearing loss into their worship spaces so they can connect with others in the faith community.

Helle Liht: Here’s the thing about shortcuts: they often lead to dead ends. Sure, you can fake it for a while, but true wisdom—the kind God offers—requires patience, dedication, humility and love.

Starlette Thomas: Trump might be rich in status, but based on courtroom testimonies, he is morally bankrupt. Those who voted for him seemingly have no interest in the disparity—moral, social or otherwise.

Annē Linn: On Tuesday, I lost my job, along with almost 400 talented and committed people who have dedicated their lives to improving the lives and health of people around the world.

David Wheeler: In a climate of increasingly diverse ethnic, religious and personal identities and values, the MAGA movement appeals to a golden age that never was, and many of its leaders use this appeal to mask old-fashioned self-interest.

Mitch Randall: After a flurry of controversial cabinet appointments and executive orders, the familiar feeling of chaos associated with Trump has already set into my soul. However ... I am well prepared to endure and thrive over the next four years.

Mitch & Missy sat down with #MatthewDowd for a conversation about the state of the country and hopes for the future. Matthew Dowd is the chief political analyst for ABC News, a best-selling author, and a campaign strategist for more than 100 campaigns.

Mitch and Missy sat down with Matthew Dowd for a conversation about the state of the country and hopes for the future. Matthew Dowd is the chief political analyst for ABC News, a best-selling author, and a campaign strategist for more than 100 campaigns.

Good Faith Media is #OnTheGo ✈️ Our media team traveled to Wayne, Pennsylvania last week to attend the Celebration of Life service for Tony Campolo and continue production work on a special project. What a great trip catching up with Randall Balmer and @jimwallis!

Michelle Wahila: I live in a place where religion is largely viewed with cynicism. As a female clergy member, the French don’t quite know what to make of me—let alone a progressive faith leader in a lace “priest-collar.”