Rick Pidcock is a journalist for Baptist News Global, focusing on national issues in the United States. His articles cover a range of topics, including religious and social issues, cultural critiques, and commentary on current events. Through his writing, Rick aims to provide thought-provoking perspectives and engage readers in meaningful dialogue.
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“Nothing draws fire like drawing attention to sexual abuse and coverups in white evangelical churches. Nothing even comes close.”
The wind was rushing so strong that it sounded like someone left water running outside as I woke up early last Friday morning.
“We can't know whether Bluey will one day go the woke way of Peppa ,” The Gospel Coalition's Brett McCracken wrote two years ago in response to the cartoon Peppa Pig introducing “a character with ‘two mummies.'”
The juxtaposition of experiencing the “Kingdom to the Capitol” tour followed by the “Faith and Democracy” tour in North Carolina on Sunday was a contrast in theology and politics that demonstrates the fracturing of American Christianity unlike any pairing of events in a single day I’ve witnessed. Sean Feucht’s “Kingdom to the Capitol” worship tour evolved out...
If 200,000 Democrats met at the National Mall three weeks before a presidential election, erected an altar and started smashing it while yelling about the GOP candidate getting thrown from a tower, trampled by horses, eaten by dogs and turned into dung, the demand for investigations would be strong. But when conservative Christians did that...
Is the United States on the verge of becoming a theocracy? After covering Sean Feucht's “Kingdom to the Capitol” event in Raleigh two weeks ago — during
Every election season since I left the final church I was a part of in 2019 is a reminder of why I don’t think I could ever go back. And I know many ex-evangelicals agree with me. I’m writing this just days before the 2024 election. So we don’t know what the exit polls will...
I'm furious at white evangelicals today, and especially at my white evangelical neighbors.
By: Rick Pidcock
If Kamala Harris had won, no Black people would be receiving text messages threatening to make them slaves again, and no women would be being told, “Your body, my choice.” When Trump wins, those things happen. And when Trump loses, insurrections happen.
By: Rick Pidcock
“We’re obviously in a very different space than we were in the last two times we had this conversation,” Robert P. Jones said to open the third “Faith and Democracy” tour event with historians Diana Butler Bass, Jemar Tisby and Kristin Du Mez. The four spoke Nov. 17 at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Atlanta,...
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