guns – Red Letter Christians

Maybe It’s Time to Rethink the Second Amendment

March 25, 2021

Peace & Nonviolence, Politics, Practical Justice

The Second Amendment offers neither the moral authority nor unlimited legal authority for gun ownership. It is time that Americans, and especially my fellow evangelical Christians, refocus the faith they have placed in that article.

Guns In Church: Reflections From a Seminary

Christopher Ashley

February 15, 2020

Church Life, Peace & Nonviolence, Theology

How are we forming future pastors and church leaders through the liturgy of guns in our worship services?

‘Good Guys’ Carrying Guns & a Savior Who Carried a Cross

John Jones

December 31, 2019

Church Life, Peace & Nonviolence, Theology

Was this decision made with Christian mercy in mind?

A Year After Parkland, We Are All Numb

Jeffrey Salkin

February 15, 2019

General, Interfaith, Practical Justice

God, lift us up from the paralysis of acceptance of the world as it is.

How to Talk More About Sin

Eric Minton

January 29, 2019

Family and Parenting, General

What if we’ve been misunderstanding the point of sin?

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.

Swords, Plowshares, and Global Firearm Deaths

Bill Cayley

September 4, 2018

General, Peace & Nonviolence, Politics, Practical Justice, Theology

How can we work to do a better job of turning “swords (and guns) into plowshares”?

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.

God, Guns, & Gen Z

C.S. Pearce

March 20, 2018

Church Life, Politics, Theology

Trusting God while attempting to ignore reality — gun violence, climate change, child poverty — has been a growing pattern for our legislators, especially lately.