What We’re Reading…02/26/16

Articles and posts that have impacted our contributors in one way or another this week.

“What We’re Reading” is where we share articles and posts that have impacted our contributors in one way or another.  If you’ve read a great article that is worth sharing, send it over to Aaron.

Tulsa

Happy Trader Joe’s Day! The Tulsa World has videos, articles, and a photo gallery.

Hey friends, this budget crisis in Oklahoma may have serious ramifications for our public schools.  Frankly, we want our schools to be able to focus on thriving and not surviving.

Great article by Tulsa Kids as they share some superheroes of child abuse prevention from our community.  Tremendous work.

Life

“The dream of all these companies is to capture the all-powerful and elusive millenial eater, who just isn’t all that into cereal for breakfast. It’s just too much work, for one thing. Almost 40 percent of millennials surveyed by Mintel for its 2015 report said cereal was an inconvenient breakfast choice because they had to clean up after eating it.”

Fascinating article about poverty and its long-term effects.

Faith

Here’s an interesting article about the “end of Christian America,” especially as it relates to our current political climate.

This Seven Minute Seminary about popular myths Christians believe about pain, suffering, and evil is excellent.

These statistics on modern-day slavery are gut-wrenching. It’s a huge problem, and Christians should be aware of what is still happening in 2016.