A Time for Shalom
Six days a week we struggle for freedom. On the Sabbath, we sit in the liberating truth that we are already free. And as we dwell in Sabbath freedom, the freedom of Sabbath comes to dwell in us.
Untethered: On Exile, Chronic Illness, and Life in a Pandemic
Every wilderness comes with an untethering and a temptation or three that forces us to reexamine our identities. In this reexamination, is a call to discover or redefine our mission in the world.
Our Come to Jesus Moment: The Boston Declaration
Taking a page from the Old Testament, a diverse group of theological experts recently gathered in Boston wearing sackcloth and ashes to dramatize their grief over the corruption of U.S. Christianity.
Christianity, Empire, and a USS Mother Teresa?
NOV 23. 2013 | BY: MORF MORFORD -- Since the First Century, if not before, the choice of people of faith has been between empire approved....
Is the Kingdom of God Built of Vegetables?
BY: JEREMY JOHN -- Vegetables. Who could have imagined an economy in which gentle vegetables were subversive?