The Reclamation of Social Justice
Social justice is a central part of the biblical narrative, and it is a central component of the mission of the church.
Read moreSocial justice is a central part of the biblical narrative, and it is a central component of the mission of the church.
Read moreMany Christians today either idolize social justice or demonize social justice. However, they do so because they often view social justice through a secular lens.
Read moreGiven a good and loving God, it ought not be possible that tragedies happen…and yet they do. What’s more is that these things happen with alarming frequency and regularity, each time mounting a stronger and stronger argument that God does not exist, or perhaps worse, doesn’t care.
Read moreJames warns about the sinfulness of selfish ambition. A kingdom perspective may be the key to defeating this sinful attitude.
Read moreParents need a theology of work– even, and especially, stay-at-home moms.
Read moreIn this follow-up to “The Tale of Two Men”, the story of the Jesus People is finished and the impact of the story is explored.
Read moreA retelling of the greatest story ever told focuses on two men at the center of the story: Adam and Jesus.
Read moreAs Christians, we have good reason to be hopeful, not just at the start of each new revolution around the sun, but with each rotation of the earth.
Read moreJesus came and he is coming again. Here are two prayers in light of advent for those who struggle to reconcile present sadnesses with the joyful celebration of Jesus’ birth.
Read moreThe Biblical narrative, from Genesis 3:16 to Dinah, shows that the fall of humankind introduced a power dynamic into the man-woman relationship. Trigger Warning.
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