A University for Red Letter Christians
It is there at Eastern University, located in St. Davids, Penn., that the Red Letter Christians movement was birthed.
REVIEW: “A Theology of Race and Place”
In an era of racial profiling and exclusion of the "other," Draper presents a critical yet hopeful vision for the joining work of the gospel.
Jim Wallis For President
Let me know if Jim Wallis for President is a proposal you are ready to support.
Can A Juror Be Disqualified For Following Jesus?
Is there no room for Jesus in the courts of Texas?
Red Letters Are For White Working Men Too
Jesus did not find His followers among the elite of His day. It was the working class folks who heard Him and from whom he chose His disciples.
To Our Critics: Jesus is Our Lens
Jesus and what He had to say in the red letters of the Bible is the lens through which we read the entire Bible.
The “Danish Option”: Christians Prepare to Register as Muslims
The Danish Option is a call to all Christians to register as Muslims, should the registration of Muslims be required.
Jodina Hicks: Let the Little Children Come
Be a follower of the Lord who, in the red letters of the Bible said, "Suffer the little children come unto me, for such are the Kingdom of God."
Beyond Evangelicalism: We Need a New Jesus Movement in America
Much of the good that went by the name “evangelicalism” has been clouded over; now a new movement is needed to replace it.
What Troubles Me Most: Decision 2016
While I, along with most Americans, are concerned about the plight of the middle class, Red Letter Christians are especially troubled about the lack of concern for the poor as revealed in the rhetoric of the candidates.