Henri Nouwen on Celebrating the Holidays — and Every Day Henri Nouwen November 29, 2019 Books, Theology Celebration doesn’t mean to celebrate only the good moments.
Mark Charles and Soong-Chan Rah Share ‘Unsettling Truths’ in New Book Emily McFarlan Miller November 27, 2019 Books, Politics, Theology You’ve got to speak truth when you lament.
Learning Resistance and Courage From Ida B. Wells Catharine Meeks November 18, 2019 Practical Justice, Race, Theology The greatest gift that studying Wells has brought to my life is freedom from fear.
Sex Scandals Show Why Evangelicals Need to Recover the Sacrament of Confession Joseph D'Souza November 17, 2019 Church Life, Practical Justice, Theology We cannot continue believing that there is such a thing as personal sin that affects no one else but us.
The Rise of Fundamentalist Catholicism Mark Silk November 13, 2019 Church Life, Theology, Women Whatever the case, they’ll go down fighting.
Paula White and the Mainstreaming of American Pentecostalism Daniel G. Hummel November 11, 2019 Politics, Theology Paula White is not only a frequent visitor to the White House but a confidant of the president.
A Feast in the Wilderness Robert S. Turner November 9, 2019 Books, Theology Something hard turned soft inside them.
Could a Revived ‘Theology of Hope’ Restore Faith in Hopeless Times? Martin Marty November 7, 2019 Interfaith, Politics, Theology Whatever happened to hope in religions?
Debunking the Trump-Cyrus Prophecy Rachel Ophoff November 5, 2019 Global, Interfaith, Politics, Theology The Cyrus Prophecy over Donald Trump is a mass hysterical reaction to a fictitious assumption.
David Raped Bathsheba, and Why That Matters Russell Meek November 4, 2019 Church Life, Theology, Women Grace is not the issue; this is not about forgiveness. This is about justice and accountability.
