Last month, an ecommerce client asked me why his traffic was dropping even though his rankings hadn’t moved. His products were still showing up on page one for the terms that mattered. But fewer people… Read More »What Is Answer Engine Optimization (And How to Get AI to Quote You)
Jemar Tisby asked a simple question this week in his piece Pastors, You Cannot Stay Silent on Civil Rights: “They’re taking us back to Jim Crow. Did your pastor talk about it on Sunday?”— two… Read More »The Bible Has a Justice Problem
I’ve been hearing a certain word a lot lately. Not “Christian nationalism” — we’ve talked about that. This one is older, and in some ways, that makes it more dangerous. The word is Christendom. Last… Read More »What Is Christendom — And Why Is It Suddenly Everywhere?
I audited a website last week. They’d been publishing faithfully for years—weekly ministry notes, event announcements, occasional updates. Nothing ranked. The problem? Google flagged 73% of their pages as thin content. Before you panic and… Read More »What is Thin Content?
I have wanted to be Laura Ingalls Wilder since I was about seven years old. Not the TV version — the real one. The one who described the smell of prairie grass and the sound… Read More »Proverbs 31 Woman
I’m writing this on a day when dinner was buttered noodles. Not a three-day braise. Not fresh-milled sourdough. Buttered noodles, because I work full time and by 6pm the toddler was past it and so… Read More »What Is Biblical Womanhood?
Should a wife obey her husband? It sounds like a question from another century. And yet, here we are in 2026, and it’s more relevant than ever. Years ago, as new seminary student and new… Read More »Should a Wife Obey Her Husband?
Genesis opens with a staggering claim about every person you will ever meet: “So God created mankind in his own image” (Genesis 1:27). Before culture, language, history, or nationality, there is divine imprint. I saw… Read More »Racism Isn’t Just Wrong—It’s Blasphemy
I spend a lot of my time reading faith blogs. Progressive Christian voices, deconstruction stories, justice-oriented theology—it’s part of how I stay connected to the broader conversation and how I learn what resonates with readers… Read More »Why Your Faith Blog Needs Variety (Not Just More Volume)
My Faith Tree and the Practice of Surrender “You say you’re a Christian, but you aren’t acting like it.” My husband said this to me a few weeks before Christmas, and honestly? It stung. Because… Read More »Trusting God in Hard Times