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09/04/2026

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When should churches speak prophetically on politics? When pastorally? A framework for ministry amid midterm elections and cultural division.

09/04/2026

In the digital age, constant criticism can derail leaders and teams. Discerning constructive feedback from destructive noise is essential for protecting morale and staying focused on what truly matters.

Not all criticism deserves your attention. Learn to discern which voices matter, when to listen, and when to walk away—with biblical wisdom.

09/04/2026

The viral "Oreo-gate" drama that captured millions of views is likely fake. The AI-generated schoolyard cookie feud highlights how easily online audiences are captivated by relatable social media conflict.

“Oreo-gate,” a series of Instagram videos about a school-lunch dispute, has drawn tens of millions of views and sparked surprisingly passionate reactions online. Its viral success says something revealing about both the way we speak when we think there are few consequences and the stories that c...

09/03/2026

Every day, we’re surrounded by headlines competing for our attention.

Some leave us anxious. Others leave us angry. Many leave us wondering where to turn.

At Denison Forum, we believe God’s Word speaks a better word.

That’s why, every day, we help people process the news through a biblical lens, replacing fear with faith and confusion with biblical clarity.

On September 18, you can help even more people discover the hope that speaks louder than the headlines through North Texas Giving Day.

Will you join us in bringing biblical hope to more people? https://bit.ly/3MGdBdG

09/03/2026

Tech billionaires are arranging to freeze their brains for future revival, but the ultimate test of legacy is how we live today. For Christians, daily interactions are the most powerful witness.

One bad experience can undo years of witness. How you serve—in customer service or church—represents Christ.

09/03/2026

The US just locked in a 100-year claim to Venezuelan oil — and most people have no idea.

Conner and Josh Miller break down the new deal: 17 oil fields, 65 billion barrels of claimed reserves, and a 100-year concession now operated by North American Blue Energy Partners. Venezuela technically still owns it — but who's really calling the shots?

🎧 Tune in for the full breakdown on Culture Brief lnk.to/culturebrief

09/03/2026

The legal struggles of Tiger Woods and Tony Romo serve as a stark reminder that wealth cannot shield anyone from human frailty, highlighting the universal need to focus on the present moment.

Tiger Woods and Tony Romo are both facing legal consequences tied to driving incidents, reminders that wealth and celebrity do not exempt anyone from human frailty—or, in America, from the law. Their stories point toward a larger question about what it means to become the best version of ourselves...

09/03/2026

Venezuela's oil deal, Pentagon turmoil, Putin's desperation, foldable iPhone rumors, and the NFL's return. We discuss it all and where to find hope when nations fall short on Ep. 84 of Culture Brief.

09/02/2026

A journey to Iowa’s Field of Dreams highlights how baseball can transcend the sport, serving as a powerful bridge for father-son relationships and deep conversations about faith.

Baseball was the excuse. But the real gift was the drive home—when a father and son talked openly about faith, doubt, and God.

09/02/2026

A principal in Nepal saved 900 students before a flood destroyed their school, while negligent air-traffic controllers left before a fatal crash. When disasters strike, who do we trust?

A Nepalese principal had just thirteen minutes to move nine hundred students to safety before a devastating flood destroyed their school. In New York, investigators say two air-traffic controllers left work early before a deadly runway collision. The contrast raises a difficult question when disaste...