Missions: Is It Love or Colonization? Kaitlin Curtice November 28, 2018 Church Life, Global, Theology Even people with good intentions can become tools of oppression within evangelical institutions and still call it love.
To Build Up or To Tear Down? Bill Cayley November 21, 2018 Church Life, Global, Politics, Practical Justice We are called to use communication for building up and exhortation — not for tearing down, bullying, or division.
Can America Be Great Again? Tony Campolo November 15, 2018 Creation & Environment, Global, Immigration & Refugees, Peace & Nonviolence, Politics, Race Among those who would make America great again, there needs to be soul searching.
Vote for Life & Love Shane Claiborne November 6, 2018 Global, Immigration & Refugees, Peace & Nonviolence, Politics, Practical Justice, Theology Let us vote for love, and vote against fear. Fear is the enemy of love.
When the Bible Gets in the Way of Following Jesus Jon Huckins November 3, 2018 Global, Immigration & Refugees, Theology Jesus’ message was good news to those on the underside of power.
Why Nationalism is Dangerous and Incompatible with Christianity Jennifer Butler October 28, 2018 Global, Interfaith, Politics, Theology Christians are called to put God and neighbor first rather than America first.
The World’s Hidden Health Crisis Bruce Wilkinson September 20, 2018 Global, Practical Justice, Theology Without water, there is no life.
Why #MeToo Is an American Yom Kippur Jeffrey Salkin September 19, 2018 Global, Immigration & Refugees, Interfaith, Politics, Practical Justice, Women 5778 has been the year when, as a society, we confronted the wounds of patriarchy.
Social Justice Is Central to the Gospel John D. Barry September 18, 2018 Church Life, Global, Practical Justice, Race, Theology Label justice how you want, I plan to take action.
Trump Christianity and the Abandonment of Jesus Craig M. Watts July 26, 2018 Church Life, Creation & Environment, Global, Immigration & Refugees, Interfaith, Politics, Race, Theology They decided what was important was not the character of the president but his positions.