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Texas S.B. 11 is sparking a national conversation about faith in public schools. Teresa Lusk examines how the law protects students’ and staff’s right to religious participation, the potential risks of coercion, and what this means for religious freedom in classrooms across the state.

Careers, Cheaters, and the Paranoid Professor: A True Story and Practical Advice for Career Counseling Teresa Lusk, Pastor & Board...

Qualified. Willing. Still overlooked. By Teresa Lusk | Executive & Media Coach | Journalist | Faith Leader Email: teresa@teresalusk.com...

Baylor University’s decision to reject an LGBTQIA+ research grant has ignited a national battle over religious freedom, academic pressure, and the limits of constitutional rights. As cultural forces challenge Christian institutions, this case exposes the high-stakes war between conviction and conformity in American education.

By Teresa Lusk Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART), formed in 1983 and composed of 13 member cities including Dallas, Plano, Irving, and...

Dallas County’s Lew Sterrett Jail has become Texas’s second-largest mental health provider, only behind Harris County, due to a shortage...

As Americans held on by a thread, anticipating the results of the presidential election, many individuals, especially those of the Gen Z...