In Tennessee, Is Redemption Only for the Powerful?
It's a strange infatuation, a theology almost, centered on the elevation of white supremacy.
Let’s Not Ask Botham Jean’s Family to Choose Forgiveness over Justice
We live in a world where black lives are too easily extinguished and white lives are too easily excused.
How a Courtroom Ritual of Forgiveness Absolves White America
Can there be a forgiveness that does not absolve guilt but brings the antiblack world to an end?
A Survivors’ Guide on How to Navigate Sexual Abuse in the Headlines
Honor all that happens for you today by deciding what you need.
On Trump, Forgiveness, and Theocracy
A man known as a holder of grudges does not exemplify the Christian call to forgiveness.
Will Grace Prevail as Tennessee Execution Looms?
No one is above reproach. And no one is beyond redemption.
Growing in the Dark
The hard times we experience are not meaningless or hopeless.
Who Among Us? What the Kavanaugh Hearings Can Teach Us About Forgiveness
Christians understand that forgiveness — by God or others — is not a free pass.
Is it Biblical to Forgive and Forget?
MAY 28, 2014 | BY: NILS VON KALM -- What does forgiveness look like? Specifically, what about the famous notion of forgive and forget? Is that...
Identifying with the Oppressor
MAY 2, 2014 | BY: NIKOLE LIM -- Over banana beer and fried plantains, we sat around a communal table—us and them. Together with...