What happens when we start to reduce people to issues or problems?
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#BlackLivesMatter and (Mostly) White Churches (Part 2)
From an early age, we convince ourselves that by blaming our sin on someone else, we might be redeemed. We need the scapegoat.
#BlackLivesMatter and (Mostly) White Churches
As protest and demonstrations swept the nation, united by the banner of #BlackLivesMatter, many (mostly) white churches remained quietly disengaged.
I’m Not Afraid of Trump: 5 Reasons Christians Should Stop Worrying about the Election
I'm not overly concerned about who will be the 45th president of the United States. My main concern is what this election reveals about the state of U.S. Christianity.
I Came to Call Sinners: A Lenten Reflection on Matthew 9:9-13
We need to be a church that lives as if all people matter, because to Jesus they do.
What Are We Waiting For?
When what I want is justice, release from oppression, a stop to the violence, waiting seems more destructive, not hope-filled.
The Machine: A Tale of Racism, Power, and Secrecy in Alabama
the story is an enlightening illustration of how the principalities and powers institutionalize and exert influence in our world.
Bus Ride for Justice
The agenda for our two-day trip was simple: to visit sites from the African-American struggle for Civil Rights in Alabama while building friendships and having conversations of significance with each other.
The Kingdom of Heaven Is Not Fair
The story goes that the Kingdom of Heaven is like a landowner who goes out one morning to find laborers for his vineyard.
