Disabilities and the Body of Christ
I think it’s more a reflection of the cultural values of strength, conformity, and health that we assume that any mention of a disability in the Christian world is also a cry for healing.
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.
Nationalism, Purity Culture, and Hijacked Christianity
Ramsey says she works “solely with evangelicals to shed light on how Christianity has been hijacked by nationalism and white supremacy long before Trump.”
Christians Don’t Understand How Horrible Christendom Was (as Is)
Denying these historical facts is revisionism, and attempts to deflect or rationalize them are forms of dehumanization.
But what does a Christian look like?
But now Christians can be identified, not by clothes or accoutrements, but by . . . I’m not sure what.
A Prayer Request for Tony and Update From the Campolo Family
Red Letter Community, please read the letter shared by Tony's family below:
Dear Friends,
On the evening of June 20 our father, Tony Campolo, h...
Join Us in Prophecy Against The Pandemics
Sign the pledge to preach the truth on this July 4th weekend of the America yet to be.
Should White Christians Be Praising God?
But the worship was only in music and word, and perhaps thought—not in the concrete economic, social, and policy decisions of those in power.
The Dangers of Adoptees as Blessings
Anytime we look past loss and grief in order to center ourselves in a story, we’re presenting an overly simplistic, and oppressive, view of religion.
We Need to Grieve. Seven Places to Begin.
Our grief may just have the impact of creating an antibody that will be the moral revival our country needs.