WHERE MINORITY MEETS REFORMED
I believe that one of the largest effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on America is the unintended marginalization of the poor and the working class. And unfortunately, many people in America are completely ignorant and unaware. The poor are simply not on their radars.
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What if there was a way to achieve church unity without political silence? What if there was a way to prioritize the church family, but all the while giving a platform to people to engage in serious political conversations? What if politics doesn’t have to be left outside the church doors, but rather, it can be welcomed into the church, not for the sake of division, not for the sake of usurping the gospel, but for the sake of dialogue, understanding, and empathy?
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On May 8, many took to the streets to job in memory of Ahmaud Arbery. For most, it is important to recognize the privilege of such an act of solidarity.
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The great irony of the Christmas story is that those who seemed to be the least likely to embrace Jesus do, and those who seemed to be the most likely to embrace Jesus do not.
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Many churches have begun closing their doors the weekend after Christmas. Should we follow this trend and cancel church so that everyone gets a break?
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Missionaries labor on in hope that God can take a barren land, even one made barren by war and atrocity, and bring it back to life.
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Graduating seniors, here are important ways to prepare for life in the local church post-college.
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Graduating seniors, this is one of the most important decisions you can make post-college.
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Many churches are observing the National Day of Prayer today. How do we pray together for the United States as Kingdom people?
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Many Christians today either idolize social justice or demonize social justice. However, they do so because they often view social justice through a secular lens.
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