Why #MeToo Is an American Yom Kippur
5778 has been the year when, as a society, we confronted the wounds of patriarchy.
Super Bowl 2018: God Will Be Watching
While I was not ready to endorse the idea that God actively determines who the winner will be, I did not accept the view of those of my theological colleagues who insisted that God stays rather aloof from what goes on in football games.
Conservative Evangelical Christianity, The Death of America
The tenets of true freedom, divine dignity, and equality for all are the ultimate obstacles to conservative evangelical Christianity’s battle to take the hill and lord itself over our country.
Repentance When Taking Bread & Wine
There have been times when, in the face of racism and homophobia, I remained silent and did nothing – and that silence was sin.
Reassessing Religion through ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’
Yet, in the fog of Margaret Atwood’s story, I realized that I was being sexualized, just in a different way.
From Lament to Healing: Why ‘#ThingsOnlyChristianWomenHear’ Matters
These conversations not only draw attention to the hard truths and injustices within church and society, but also guide us to prayerful acts of repentance and restoration.
Why This Year’s Super Bowl Ads Were Less Sexist
FEB 8, 2014 | BY: MARTA OTI SEARS -- If you’re a regular Super Bowl watcher, you probably noticed that this year’s commercials were different...