
Preemptive Love
Christians in the US must recognize that to my Muslim neighbors whether we do or do not support our government’s violent actions is a key

Christians in the US must recognize that to my Muslim neighbors whether we do or do not support our government’s violent actions is a key

One day I casually asked her how she managed to get a bag of bagels delivered so consistently.

I’d like to suggest that we try reading Psalm 72 as a kind of rubric against which to evaluate our leaders.

If you are giving a talk about climate change, the very last thing you want to do is flip through a series of slides with

it can be a relief to trace the track of little people who go on to great if often unremarked things. And it can be

For me, this conflict feels personal. I pray for the chaplains who will knock on a door, and then try to say something when a

My minister is currently preaching a sermon series for Lent on “sabbath,” encouraging us to think both theologically and practically about cultivating hearts and habits

We’re talking about a tidal wave of gray sludge — the byproduct of burning coal — filled with arsenic, lead, and even radioactive material.

After the disruptions of Covid and denominational disaffiliation, how do I help a fragile church community hold together?