Sex Trafficking: Should Christians Boycott Craigslist ?

Posted on May 6, 2010 by Jesse Medina

If you’re an active user of social media networks like Facebook and especially Twitter you may have heard about how sex traffickers are using Craigslist’s personals section to lure people into this business.  It’s tragic and evil.  And, in response, many Christian leaders have called for the boycott of Craigslist.  I first heard about this [...]

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Faceless International: Spread the Cause, Win a Prize

Posted on November 10, 2009 by Jesse Medina

Wrecked.org (an online Christian magazine I work with) has recently teamed up with Faceless International (a non-profit Christian organization co-founded by Stephen Christian [frontman for Anberlin] working to bring awareness and help to those who are often forgotten by society) to give away some free stuff.  The premise is pretty simple: share a story, blog, [...]

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Book Review: The Hole in Our Gospel

Posted on June 5, 2009 by Jesse Medina

In a Christian world represented by private individual relationships with Jesus, altar calls, and personal holiness, Richard Stearns asks: is there a hole in our gospel. To answer this question, one must first ask what it is that God wants of us and while affirming the more traditional answers (i.e. church attendance, prayer, belief, self-denial), [...]

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Being Called by God: Redefining Normal

Posted on May 14, 2009 by Jesse Medina

I just had an article published on Wrecked.org exploring the call of God and how sometimes the words we use communicate a message that may lead to some unhealthy conclusions for our listeners.. Feel free to check it out and I would love to hear your thoughts! It is titled: Being Called by God: Redefining [...]

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Justice…or the lack thereof

Posted on April 8, 2009 by Jesse Medina

Quantel Lotts was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole in 2002. He was convicted of first-degree murder of his step brother; a crime he committed at the age of 14. Life in prison. No shot at parole. Because of a mistake at the age of 14. To put this into perspective, [...]

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The Problem of Evil

Posted on March 31, 2009 by Jesse Medina

I spent most of the day today relaxing with my dad and recovering from a poker game that lasted 8 hours ending at 5:00a.m.  We watched several shows on A&E about Cold Case crimes being solved decades after the crime occurred. It goes without saying that there is considerable evil running rampant in our societies [...]

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