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The image is a black and white photograph of a child on the shoulders of a woman, holding a ballon that says "stop the arms race, save the human race, no more hiroshima" and it is overlayed on a black and white image of people in a church.

Celebrating the peace work of retired Sojourners editor Jim Rice.

The illustration show a patchwork heart on a dark blue background

Our personal formation depends on how we hold grief and journey with it.

The illustration shows five hands reaching in and overlapping.

Paying attention to the “superpowers” among us.

The illustration shows a white woman with a buzzcut holding a microphone stand. She is wearing a black tank top. Over head are the lyrics "Welcome, O' woman who was afflicted"

Economic sharing in community can be liberating, empowering, and biblically faithful. 

The illustration shows a pair of cupped hands holding water with the silhouette of a person reflected in it. In the background of the image there are wetlands, fractured by images of house and development.

Does water have inherent worth, or is it only utilitarian?

 Miles Morales knows that any canon that relies on the exclusion of some for the good of most is evil.

In the divine economy of God, biological parenthood is just as legitimate as being an adopted parent.

Meanwhile, many Christians are supporting the legislation.

Welcoming children prepares us for welcoming strangers.

An illustration of Earth with red continents and pink seas. Jagged yellow and blue lines soar around and above the Earth, pointing in many directions.

How the “steady-state economics” movement is challenging the gospel of unlimited expansion.