Can We Stop a New Civil War? Craig M. Watts December 17, 2019 Peace & Nonviolence, Politics, Practical Justice, Theology There are no easy answers.
The America Where I Want to Live Angela Denker June 6, 2019 Family and Parenting, General, Global, Immigration & Refugees, Race The America where they live: where they've been welcomed as refugees and yes, supported by my tax dollars, is the America where I want to live.
Grieving, But Not Leaving, the United Methodist Church James Howell March 3, 2019 Church Life, LGBTQ+, Theology The wise never make a decision when under duress. Time will tell. We will see what unfolds.
Grieving Exclusion: A Liturgy of Lament Britney Winn Lee February 27, 2019 Church Life, Global, LGBTQ+ Help us be good to each other, as Christ was good to us.
Red Letter Christians Gear up for UK Launch Rosie Dawson January 5, 2019 Church Life, Global, Politics, Practical Justice, Revival Red Letter Christians is breaking new ground at the invitation of Christian activists in Britain.
Embrace the Work of Christmas Chuck Currie December 21, 2018 Creation & Environment, Politics, Practical Justice, Theology Faith is work, after all.
To Build Up or To Tear Down? Bill Cayley November 21, 2018 Church Life, Global, Politics, Practical Justice We are called to use communication for building up and exhortation — not for tearing down, bullying, or division.
Why Vote? Brian McLaren October 25, 2018 General, Politics Beneath our political and economic symptoms there lies a spiritual problem.
On God’s Side? Beck Lister October 13, 2018 Politics, Theology, Women Jesus told countless parables about the topsy-turvy rules of God’s kingdom, and this story seems to be no different.
The Surprising Success & Faith of ‘Won’t You Be My Neighbor?’ Emily McFarlan Miller July 15, 2018 General, Interfaith, Peace & Nonviolence, Politics, Theology The neighborhood was symbolic of Fred Rogers’ desire for people to live together in peace, with respect and love and affirmation.