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In a New Moment, Do a New Thing

Jennifer Butler
November 20, 2020
Politics, Practical Justice, Theology
Fully understanding how American democracy went all the way to the brink in 2020 will take years of study, and we must embark upon it in a spirit of honesty and courage. But in the days between the election and inauguration, scripture is inspiring me to look forward. 

To the Isolated Addicts (And That Is, All of Us)

Stephen Carey
April 8, 2020
Church Life, General, Practical Justice
It is certain that these challenging times bring to focus and confront the addictions within our culture that we do not like living without.

Feel the Falseness

Brian Zahnd
January 30, 2020
Books, Immigration & Refugees, Peace & Nonviolence, Theology
We will not sell our soul for the sake of political power.

On Going the Extra Mile (And How It Doesn’t Mean What You Think It Means)

Corey Farr
January 24, 2020
Peace & Nonviolence, Practical Justice, Theology
This subversive act flips the power dynamic.

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.

Stepping into the Light: Christians & Mental Illness

Lily Dunn
February 11, 2019
Church Life, General, Theology
None of the churches I have attended in my life ever denounced mental illness as fake or as a spiritual sin.

Dallas Revival, Fall Book Study, & More

RLC Editor
September 17, 2018
Books, General, Practical Justice, Revival
May these partnerships inspire you to put your faith into action for the common good.

Jesus’ Strong Words for Pedophile Priests

Ashley Easter
August 17, 2018
Church Life, Family and Parenting, Theology
If we as Christians are to take seriously the words of Jesus, we must also take seriously the abuse of children.

#EnoughIsEnough: My 5-Year-Old is Afraid

Angela Denker
March 15, 2018
Family and Parenting, Politics, Practical Justice, Theology
I wonder, how many children will continue to lay down their lives for the cowardly adult sheep of America?

A Statement on The Nashville Statement

Eric Minton
August 31, 2017
Church Life, LGBTQ+, Politics, Theology
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The word courage or “counter-cultural witness” is typically reserved for those willing to die themselves rather than a term for those using oppressed minority groups as a bullet shield for their own existential anxieties about losing political power in a changing world.
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