We Have Refused to Listen: Repentance After George Floyd’s Murder
The Lord is calling us to sacrificial love, a love where the currency of our words is backed by the gold of our lives.
White Christians, It’s Time for Us to Repent
Church, White Christians, we are not Israel right now; we are Rome.
Not Another Sunday: People of Faith Commit to Anti-Racism Work
Committing to not letting one more Sunday pass without addressing racism, white supremacy, and police brutality overtly from the pulpit.
Let’s Have Church! (By Loving Our Neighbors)
In seeking eternal life, are we not making choices about who we love as our neighbor?
It’s Complicated: A Different Liturgy for Mother’s Day
You don't need me to tell you that Mother's Day is complicated for many. A two-second pause to contemplate the people in your life for whom the holiday might be painful would yield evidence enough that the day ...
COVID-19, Racism, and the Church
We must address racism in the church in the way our nation has addressed Covid-19: We must acknowledge it directly.
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.
Could the Coronavirus be Good for the Church?
What could happen if more churches started experimenting and implementing new forms of ministry like their “life” depended on it?
Open Hearts, Closed Doors
The church is not a building. The church is God's people, wherever we are.
The Problem With Lent
"If we go into the desert of Lent alone, we miss the purpose of Lent."