It’s a New Year, and a great year to topple those who would stand against God’s imagination for the marginalized.
There are no Vegetarians in breadlines…or are there?
Vegetarianism may be a choice, but choosing to refuse to serve vegetarian meals is also a choice.
Why is United Methodist Women’s $50k gift to the Trevor Project such a big deal?
The UMC created the need for the Trevor Project in the first place—it’s about time we started to redeem that grievous error.
Defining Grace, Harm, and Accountability at church gatherings
Grace as opposed to pleasantness, harm as opposed to discomfort, and a graceful way to hold a church gathering accountable to harm done.
What we can REALLY learn from the Varsity Blues Academic Scandal [Guest Post]
How churches can help students who might be disillusioned about college because of the Varsity Blues scandal.
From Hostility to Equality: 10 Forms of Inclusion
When a community says they are “inclusive” of a minority group, what does that really mean?
After Kavanaugh, Christians have a 48% problem to reckon with
When 48% of Christians say sexual assault doesn’t disqualify from public office, Christianity has a problem. Will it recover?
The Stoning of Dr. Blasey Ford
The testimony cannot stop an unjust judge. So why are the Powers so ready to stone her?
One week since she looked at me
Reflections from a white parent on #EndFamilySeparation
When Regimes call for Civility, Christians must respond with Gentleness
In an uncivil world, do Christians retreat into passive civility or do they practice active engagement with gentleness defined by Scripture?
