Mitch Randall is the Chief Executive Officer at Good Faith Media. He focuses on general assignment news with a keen interest in government and politics, as well as religion and spirituality, often exploring topics such as elections, public policy, and the education system. Mitch's insights and work are featured in Good Faith Media.
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Mitch Randall's coverage centers on culture and society, often with a faith-based perspective. His articles include opinion editorials, government announcements, expert commentary, and data citations. He delves into various topics such as war, media, faith, Christmas, Pearl Harbor among others.
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The U.S. Supreme Court just declared that states’ rights supersede everything.
Across the U.S. this month, students and families are celebrating the remarkable achievement of graduation.
Good Faith Media returned to Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota, this week to follow up on stories we covered during Operation Metro Surge last winter.
By: Mitch Randall
When rigid theological or ideological loyalty overwhelms diversity of opinion, large groups succumb to the slippery slope of populism.
he more I reflect on the summer of 1978, and honestly, all of my childhood summers, the more I long for the simplicity and innocence of it all.
The time is now for people of good faith to demand that tech companies and politicians tap the brakes on AI.
By: Mitch Randall
On the 250th anniversary of American Independence, Missy and I attended a concert and fireworks show in North Texas. We expected to see and experience a lot of patriotism and love for the U.S.A. But something else occurred that we did not expect: Christian nationalism was on full display and celebrated.
My barber has been cutting my hair for almost 20 years. When we started, he was newly married. I’ve been with him as he had a child, started his own barbershop, and overcame a global pandemic.
By: Mitch Randall
Hyper-masculinity continues to gain cultural momentum.
I am grateful for the last year, for finding my own oxygen mask, and for the ways in which this lesson finally seems to be sinking in.
