#TikTok

The sleepy chicken TikTok trend isn’t a wacky dance move. It’s an icky-sounding, dangerous recipe that recently went viral among teens.

A debate between a woman who identifies as a witch and atheist and a man who is a pastor has gained some traction on TikTok. In his response video, the pastor addresses the argument that prayer is fighting God’s will and is therefore contradictory. 

TikTok temporarily banned controversial pastor Mark Driscoll from posting on their platform for, according to him, arguing that men cannot bear children. The video appears to have been removed from the platform.

A TikTok video that has some people up in arms touches on a broader conversation in evangelicalism regarding the so-called "Billy Graham Rule" and what it means for Christian men and women to be friends.

Pastors on TikTok represent the full range of Christian faith: on matters ranging from theology to current social issues. The diversity of opinions and personalities among these pastors are as wide and varied as all the pastors in your hometown.

Addison Rae deleted a recent photo of herself in a bikini after receiving backlash. The problem wasn’t so much that it was “teenie tiny,” but that it was emblazoned with the names of the persons of the Trinity.

Social media has changed forever with the rise of TikTok, which is now officially the most opened and watched app in the social media ecosystem. Here's how we can use is strategically for evangelism

Katy Nichole’s debut single, “In Jesus Name (God of Possible),” collected over 80 million impressions on social media, moving up the timeline for the release of her single through Centricity Music. The song is now the #1 song on iTunes Christian music chart.