Unlearning the Gospel of Whiteness: A Tribute to the Arch, Tata Desmond Tutu
The gospel is only good news to the poor if it is good news for all those made vulnerable.
Dear Church: Is the Gospel Second to Power?
How can a community of believers maintain that strength if the truth is buried for the sake of power, if the Gospel plays second fiddle to money, and if appearances matter more than the spiritual condition of those coming through the door?
Biblical Justice is the Gospel Manifested
The Bible is a book about justice. Kingdom justice. Biblical justice. And social justice.
Social Justice Is Central to the Gospel
Label justice how you want, I plan to take action.
Healing the Divide: ‘Reconstructing the Gospel’ Online Book Study
It was among church people that I first learned a Bible-backed racism. How could I not be a woman divided?
The Gospel of Donald Trump
The darkness that Trump — and we — have cultivated seems to settle between and within each one of us. The only “good news” worthy of the name is from the work of a living God, and we can never afford to forget that.
Learning to Love: The Gospel I Saw at the Women’s March
It is not too late to call out for justice and to love in public. It is not too late for us to do the things that Jesus taught us.
The Gospel in a Somali Apartment Complex
The thing I like best about the apartments of my Somali friends are the colorful tapestries on the walls.
The Gospel Missing from the Convention Floor
What the world needs is a public witness to the truth that can pierce through our culture's self-centeredness and demonstrate to our neighbors (and ourselves) that another world is possible.
Evangelicals Are Not for Trump or Carson, but for the Gospel
We should not allow extremists to legitimize their agenda by calling it “evangelical.”