Stay at the Table: James Cone, Racism, & American Evangelicalism
When white evangelicals stay at the table with Christians of color, a brighter day will dawn in the evangelical world.
Turning of the Tide
Following in the footsteps of Jesus, white evangelicals need to identity with and be led by African Americans and the poor, joining them in the faith-rooted fight for social justice.
Against Melancholia: Stay Woke 2016
Since unprocessed mourning can metastasize into melancholia, Fujimura encourages us to care for each other’s souls.
Law & Order or Justice & Love
Given the anxiety and instability in our current moment, Dr. King asks the critical question: Are we as Americans going to seek a politics of law and order or a politics of justice and love?
Lenten Meditation and the Moral Movement
Our ritual fasting and prayer has to be connected to the work of justice.
Resurrection City: For a Living Wage
When Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated on April 4, 1968, the world stopped for a moment. Shaken, confused but searching for a way to continue the fight, civil rights leaders decided to continue Ki...