In the back and forth on whether Christian’s can live out their faith while participating in Greek life, Dr. Lyman Montgomery challenges to see the sacred tradition of Black Greek Letter Organizations (BGLOs).

Faith & Media Fellow Elonda Clay breaks down the benefits and the harms of generative AI, and discusses how the church can be a leader in discerning the use of the tool.

Felicia Simone tackles the role of quirky coffee shop owner Suzette in the three-part Hallmark romance-mystery ‘Providence Falls: Chance of a Lifetime’.

In the Lifetime movie special, “Taken at a Basketball Game”, Moni Ogunsuyi relies on life experiences to bring authenticity in her role as “Splendid”— giving a full look at the determined sex worker partnering with a father to find his missing daughter. The actress shares how she started acting and where this journey has taken her so far.

For Poetess Jess, spoken word is not just an art form but a testament of her life and the divine alignment of God. Read more on the artist to learn her story and journey to being a finalist for How Sweet The Sound UK.

Kems The Poet is a 20-year-old, UK-based spoken word poet with the world in front of her. In her interview with Resolute Magazine, she discusses writing, inspiration, coming to faith, and being a finalist for How Sweet The Sound.

For many Black church girls, church isn’t always the liberatory and safe experience we hope it to be. Beyoncé’s ‘Church Girl’ on her ‘Renaissance’ album spells that out. This essay dives into how Beyoncé has been excluded for not fitting a certain mold and the unfair restraints placed on Black girls and Black church girls in America.