Living Faith
The men's World Cup arrives amid deep controversy, yet I can't deny a sense of hopeful expectation that persists.
For years, extremism experts and historians have sounded alarms about rising antisemitism and what they say are clear warning signs of emerging fascism and extremist violence.
Williams, author of ‘Sisters in the Wilderness’ was celebrated for her theology, which saw Black women’s experiences as a primary source for “God-talk.”
May these prayers help you and yours work toward ending intolerance and building justice this holiday season.
In our democracy — imperfect as it may be — bringing God’s reign of justice and inclusive love closer to earth means staying engaged in politics.
“I struggle with my encounters with Indigenous Christians because it feels like the ultimate betrayal.”
Clarence Jordan and the Koinonia community fought Jim Crow with a “cow library” and a radical faith. There's still work to do today.
The image that first brought Ugandan climate activist Vanessa Nakate to many people's attention is one that cropped her out. Now, she spreads her message without apology or fear of erasure.
I used to think conversations about race were part of a not-so-hidden liberal agenda. Thank God I changed.
Clarence Jordan lived out the gospel through radical activism in the South during the civil rights movement. His life is a testament to practicing what you preach.
Communities that help people make more authentic and compassionate choices should be pro-choice and pro-life activists’ main priorities.
