Dear America: A Letter from a Black Christian Woman On Your 250th Birthday
On America's 250th birthday, one Black Christian woman refuses to choose between historical honesty and genuine gratitude. A literary essay.
The Editor Who Taught Me to Stay
EEW founder Dianna Hobbs reflects on Frederick Douglass, The North Star, and 19 years of building independent Black Christian media against the odds.
The Ancient Hatred, Dressed for a New Age
Antisemitism has gained ground in segments of the American populist right. EEW Magazine examines the ideology, the data, and what Scripture says about the Jewish people and the cross.
JD Vance Thought Faith Was for Fools. The Black Church Knew Better.
JD Vance once believed only dumb people were religious. His new book, Communion, exposes a cultural blind spot the Black church has challenged for centuries.
Halftime Politics: TPUSA’s Alternate Super Bowl Show and America’s Cultural Divide
The real issue wasn’t the performance itself, but the expectation of loyalty to mass culture and the social cost imposed on those who choose otherwise.
Teyana Taylor’s Oscar Nomination Reflects a Journey of Faith, Patience, and Preparation
Teyana Taylor’s first Oscar nomination is the culmination of years of preparation, faith, and perseverance. A milestone moment shaped by prayer and purpose.
When Reporting Crosses the Line: Don Lemon, Church Disruption, and the Limits of Christian Witness
Don Lemon’s livestream from inside a Minnesota church sparks federal review and raises deeper questions about journalism, sacred space, and Christian witne
When a Woman’s Dress Becomes a Cultural Flashpoint: The Karri Bryant Controversy
A revealing gown worn by Karri Turner Bryant ignites a theological clash between holiness tradition and modern Christian marriage in the Black church.
Dianna Hobbs Calls Believers to Begin 2026 With Focus, Faith, and Honor
As 2026 begins, Dianna Hobbs calls believers to start the year with focus, spiritual intentionality, and honoring God first.
A Call for Prayer and Unity After the Assassination of Charlie Kirk
EEW Magazine’s Dianna Hobbs urges prayer, unity, and faith after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, calling believers to healing over partisanship.
Redemption or Rebrand? Kim Burrell Shares Stage with Queer Artists in ‘The Gospel at Colonus’
Years after her anti-gay sermon went viral, Kim Burrell stars in The Gospel at Colonus—alongside queer artists and under a queer director's vision.
Prayers Up For Texas: More than 170 are still missing from flash floods
A crowd gathered at Antler Stadium Wednesday night for a vigil honoring the victims. Attendees prayed and leaned into their faith amid tragedy.
It Wasn’t Me: Oprah and T.D. Jakes Publicly Deny Diddy Party Allegations at Dallas Forum
Oprah Winfrey and Bishop T.D. Jakes publicly refute rumors linking them to Diddy’s parties during the Good Soil Forum in Dallas, emphasizing integrity.
U.S. Strikes Iranian Nuclear Sites: What Happened, Why It Matters, and How Faith Can Guide Us
The Trump administration’s June 2025 airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities have heightened tensions in the Middle East and triggered fierce debate in the U.S. Congress.
Unmasking the Sacred: The Cynthia Erivo Jesus Controversy and the Limits of Reimagining
Cynthia Erivo, a queer Black British actress, will play Jesus in the Hollywood Bowl production. Discover why this casting choice is deeply controversial.