The Last Verdict
Before he was executed, Matt asked me to use my writing to help the cause- not just his cause, but the larger work of ending the death penalty.
A Gospel Bigger Than Race
My church, like so many white churches, talked about Jesus all the time, but its isolated social and racial geography kept it from really knowing him.
The Third Reconstruction for White Folks
Our job in reconstruction is not to take the lead, but to pledge our allegiance to the other America—the country that has not yet been but that one day shall be.
Doing Good Without Giving Up by Ben Lowe
Running for Congress at age twenty-five, Ben Lowe seized the opportunity to meet voters waiting for their morning trains into the city.
The Good News in Every Story (Book Review)
NOV 16, 2013 | BY: TONY CAMPOLO -- As you read you’ll feel the good news in every page. Because when we live out those red letters of...
Excerpt: Knock, knock. Welcome Everything
NOV 16, 2013 | BY: JONATHAN WILSON-HARTGROVE -- Over the years, I have seen a few folks get up from the dead. But I also have stared death...
Q&A with Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, author of Strangers at My Door
NOV 16, 2013 | RED LETTER BOOK CLUB -- Your new book is story after story of relatable, personal, complex people. It's not a lecture but a...
Review: Strangers at My Door: An Experiment in Radical Hospitality
NOV 16, 2013 | BY: TIFFANY MALLOY -- For those unfamiliar with that term, hospitality houses are homes that always have open doors for whoever...
The Narcissistic, Yet Well-Balanced, World Changer
OCT 17, 2013 | BY: TONY JONES -- Just about any author, preacher, lecturer, etc., is somewhat narcissistic. Those of us who want to change...
Excerpt: Endless Lines of Need: The Pool of Bethesda
OCT 16, 2013 | BY: SARAH CUNNINGHAM -- When I was in college, I heard an urban leader speak about the pool of Bethesda. What really...