Man Enough to Ask for Help
I am grateful that I didn’t take the “just pray about it” approach to dealing with real emotional pain and trauma.
Thursday Morning Sabbath
Rather than putting an end to my selah time, my son has expanded it for me. With him, I’m learning how to do nothing.
Heeding the Sacred Call to Give Sanctuary to the Vulnerable
As we transition from Easter and Passover, may we reflect together on human dignity and compassion and resist the criminalization of immigrants.
Creation Groans: Why Red Letter Christians Should Care About Animals
Instead of living in harmony, as fellow creatures of God, we treat animals like unfeeling machines. We put profits before principle, and the results are devastating to the whole of God’s creation.
A Confession (Of Sorts) from a Former Fundamentalist Christian
Once you see your brother or sister through the eyes of their suffering lord, you must wake up in a way that will change you.
The Wall I Pretended Not to See
I imagine white America’s blind spots like invisible crosses on our side of the fence. Crosses that represent our hardness of heart, our privilege, our stunning lack of compassion.
Standing in Wonder Woman’s Boots
As this newest version of Wonder Woman hits the theaters, it is clearly more than just another film.
Take the ‘A’ Train
AUGUST 31, 2013 | BY: MAL GREEN -- When I look at my own journey in regard to how I view LGBTI* people and activity, I have to admit...
Is It Harmful to Tell People to Love Their Enemies If You Never Teach Them How?
JULY 18, 2013 | BY: MARK YACONELLI & FRANK ROGERS -- Melissa is a single mom with two junior-high daughters and a toddler boy. She...
Ayn Rand vs. Jesus Christ: FIGHT!
JUNE 18, 2013 | BY: YAHOLO HOYT -- I believe the potent philosophy of Ayn Rand has taken hold within Christian thought in such a way...