The Terrifying Truth
Shots fired in the hallway.
People screaming.
One class can’t lock their door, so they block the entrance with furniture. The door gets kicked...
Israel’s Conscientious Objectors Stand on the Shoulders of Giants
Editor's Note: This piece was previously published on the FORUSA.org website and is reprinted here with permission.
According to legend, the or...
Josh Garrels and the Cowardice of Evangelicals
In this article, I discuss how a prominent Christian musician’s trajectory away from engagement in the world is emblematic of a growing part of modera...
Good Trouble on Good Friday, Part 2
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We got into good trouble on Good Friday. Twenty-five people were...
The Symptoms of A Nation Approaching Spiritual Death
When we recognize that something which impacts anyone of us can quickly impact all of us, we know everyone must learn the signs of what the disease looks like before it is too late.
Highlights from “MLK 55 Years Later: Can the Church Study War No More?” 2022 Event
We are up against some fierce principalities and powers – the triplet evils of racism, materialism, and militarism are as alive and well as they were 55 years ago. But the love of God is the strongest force in the world. Nothing is more powerful than God’s love.
America is exceptional — in its addiction to violence and war
We have work to do to continue to "break the silence." As our world is increasingly plagued by violence — not just in Ukraine but also in the streets of America — we must continue King’s legacy of nonviolence. We, too, must keep breaking the silence.
Good Trouble on Good Friday
We got into good trouble on Good Friday. Twenty-five people were arrested for a nonviolent direct action at the headquarters of Lockheed Martin, the ...
We Shall Not Be Moved: a Reflection on Good Friday 2024
As a soldier I do not have the luxury to disconnect myself from the impact of America's weapons on people. The death that happens to those at the othe...
What would (those who crucified) Jesus do?
It would be easy to make the argument that Christianity in the 21st has taken on an identity few of the original disciples would recognize.
Or mayb...