Why We Do Not Celebrate Columbus Day
Christopher Columbus may have been a daring adventurer... but he is not someone we want our kids to think of as a hero or role model.
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Review of Reading While Black
Reading While Black is not, in the end, just about Black Christianity, Black church history, or Black Biblical theology. Rather, it is a significant contribution to the larger Christian conversation over what it means to be the multi-ethnic body of Christ.
Hurts That Hurt: A Litany for Surviving Trauma and Finding Help for Healing
For those of us who have survived war, abandonment, cancer, abuse, the loss of a loved one, or generational trauma, this litany is for us.
An Inheritance of Suffering: A Review of ‘This Too Shall Last’
She becomes a loving whistleblower uncovering the ways the church has failed to embrace suffering as part of its inheritance, and how the suffering ones have been left on the scrap heap of success-driven Christianity.
The Spiritual Danger of Donald Trump
The chapter writers—Republicans, Independents and Democrats—deal with hard questions: What does the Bible say about Donald Trump’s character?
Biblical Justice is the Gospel Manifested
The Bible is a book about justice. Kingdom justice. Biblical justice. And social justice.
Comfort in a Time of Communal Suffering
In its early history, the Church excelled in the very type of medical crisis that we are experiencing today.
Healing Racial Trauma
But it is America. We have a history of racially traumatizing behavior toward the most vulnerable.
Black History Resources for All Ages
Because our history is a prophetic mixture of lament, resilience, resistance, pride, and celebration.
Feel the Falseness
We will not sell our soul for the sake of political power.