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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The most disturbing truth we're learning this week about Republican Vice Presidential candidate JD Vance isn't his demonization of the poor in
By: Rick Pidcock
The way pastors and pundits respond to controversy online in the heat of a cultural moment can be a window for discovering how power works in society and a reminder for where Christians can find beauty.
By: Rick Pidcock
Growing up as an independent fundamentalist Baptist, the highlight of each year for our church was the weeklong revival meeting, where we began each night with songs that prepared our hearts for a sermon by a fiery evangelist who then gave an altar call to get us to commit our lives to the cause.
By: Rick Pidcock
Megan Basham may have been given the 2024 Boniface Award for “fearless and faithful” journalism by the Association of Classical Christian Schools
By: Rick Pidcock
They are certain the 2020 election was stolen, just like some of them are certain there are demon portals over the White House or that they fought invisible dragons and queens in invisible ice castles on Mount Everest.
By: Rick Pidcock
Apparently, Josh Howerton must be getting jealous of JD Vance taking all the limelight for sacralized misogyny because he's back in the news again with a new sermon series called “ Fight For Your Family .”
“They’re going to hell,” declared Founders Ministry president and Southern Baptist pastor Tom Ascol. In a scene reminiscent of Oprah Winfrey’s “You Get a Car” giveaway, Ascol proclaimed, “Kamala Harris is going to hell, … (Anne) Branigin is going to hell, Jake Tapper is going to hell, if they think what they’re promoting is actually...
As Donald Trump criticizes Kamala Harris for supposedly “turning Black,” laughing too expressively or creating AI-generated crowds, his poll numbers are slipping.
As the 100-year anniversary of the 1925 Scopes Monkey Trial approaches, the scientific community has had an entire century to explore our world and then sharpen and share their discoveries through peer review. But young earth creationists are still stuck using the same tactics they used in 1925.
By: Rick Pidcock
Over the past two months since Donald Trump chose JD Vance as his running mate, many people have been surprised to learn about Vance's demonization of women in the workplace and his strange fascination with large families.
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