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A Counter-Cultural Church Grows in Brooklyn

Tony Campolo
September 16, 2018
Church Life, General, LGBTQ+, Theology
He sings what Jesus might say to such contemporary Pharisees — “Get Outta My Way!”

‘The Word Became Flesh’: Sanctuary for Immigrants & Refugees

Jamie Rye
August 10, 2018
Church Life, Immigration & Refugees, Politics, Theology
We are striving to create a dwelling place. A place where our immigrant brothers and sisters can experience the radical welcome and peaceful presence of Jesus.

Willow Creek Offers Lessons in Accountability

Jacob Lupfer
August 9, 2018
Church Life, Practical Justice
Trouble will catch up with you if you’re afraid to hold a leader accountable.

Don’t You Dare Tell Me I’m Not Evangelical

Angela Denker
August 4, 2018
Church Life, Politics, Theology
I reject your decadent patriarchy; your limited view of God; your stranglehold on God's sovereignty, your exclusive claim to religion; your smugness; your fear of evangelism.

Protecting Religious Liberty Requires Opposing Kavanaugh

Alvin Herring
August 2, 2018
Immigration & Refugees, LGBTQ+, Politics, Practical Justice, Race
Kavanaugh’s anachronistic interpretation of the law could turn back the clock on hard-won victories for disenfranchised groups.

Six Ways Church Communities Can Be CreatureKind

Sarah Withrow King
July 25, 2018
Church Life, Creation & Environment, Theology
There’s no need to separate creation care from people care or from our spiritual lives.

Confronting Complacency & Complicity: How to Unlearn Slaveholder Religion

Charisma Wills
July 20, 2018
Books, Church Life, Race, Theology
James Baldwin once wrote, “Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced."

What If We Heard Each Other This Easter?

Angela Denker
March 31, 2018
Church Life, Politics, Practical Justice, Theology
And what I heard Jesus saying to me is I had to hear the seniors. I had to listen to my own elders and yes, at this moment, Jesus was asking me to listen to the old white men at Bible study.

How to Change Hearts on Race

Richard Mouw
January 24, 2018
Church Life, Practical Justice, Race, Theology
Love without laws is not enough, but for the benefits of our laws to be sustained, loving hearts are a necessity.

Why Guns in Church are Not for Me

Beck Lister
November 17, 2017
Church Life, General, Peace & Nonviolence, Politics, Theology
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What makes more sense for us as Christians is to pause and consider why our government refuses to consider looking at altering even the tiniest bit of gun legislation, and yet, seems surprised and grief-stricken as these horrors continue happening. 
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