Peace of Mind and the Prophetic Pursuit of Peace and Justice
AUGUST 5, 2013 | BY: CRAIG M. WATTS -- I have to confess: I have conflicted feelings about peace of mind. Don’t get me wrong. I’m not...
Singing the Virtues of Drones
JUNE 26, 2013 | BY: CRAIG M. WATTS -- Considering how horribly destructive and indiscriminate some weapons systems are, drones...
The Violence of Peacemaking
May 21, 2013 | BY: JON HUCKINS -- I was sitting with a friend of mine a few months ago discussing the work of peacemaking...
When Christians speak of violence in Islam
BY: DAN MARTIN -- The recent bombing attacks in Boston have once again raised the cry across the internet, rehearsing the perceived violence...
A Christian Response to Terrorism
When Jesus was crucified—a horrific terrorist attack—He trusted God, and so should we.
Two Afghan Kids Killed by NATO Troops
BY: SHANE CLAIBORNE -- Horrific news from our friends in Kabul. Last weekend 2 kids, age 7 and 8, were killed by NATO forces while herding cattle...
Can Israel love its enemies in Gaza and keep its people safe?
BY: MORGAN GUYTON -- Israel can be a better agent for peace when they are willing to do more than appease the consciences...
Is the Kingdom of God Built of Vegetables?
BY: JEREMY JOHN -- Vegetables. Who could have imagined an economy in which gentle vegetables were subversive?
Sharing Stories at the Wild Goose Festival
cialis orderg" alt="" width="240" height="200" />I’m just back from the in Chatham County, NC. Camp meetings like this have a history in American religion. Like Cane Ridge in the early 19th century, ...
The Gospel of Rutba: Saved on the Streets of Iraq
Hardly anyone ever visits our community, Rutba House, without asking, “So what does Rutba mean?” Once someone confessed they thought it must be an obscure Old Testament character they’d forgotten.
But I al...