Living Faith
And other cautionary tales Jesus offers wannabe billionaires.
The question of women’s roles in the Bible represents a tower of errors built up over time.
In many ways, Altadena, Calif., has been a model of what faith activists say needs to be built to comprehensively end childhood poverty.
The poet and editor in chief of Image Journal knows why our bodies need to pay attention to the beautiful and terrible.
Pulitzer Prize-winner Eliza Griswold documented the collapse of Circle of Hope, a church in the tradition of radical evangelicals. Here’s what she learned.
“These are real people living paycheck to paycheck. And they can’t afford what’s coming," said Pastor Grace Park.
Offering sanctuary is only one part of a broader commitment to unequivocally oppose anti-immigrant rhetoric.
Aaron Robertson’s new book, ‘The Black Utopians,’ dives into the story of Albert B. Cleage, Jr., Black Christian nationalism, and the dream of a Black utopia.
“Right now, in Palestine, we have given up on the idea that the church would side or help us stop this genocide,” Isaac told Sojourners.
Simply being aware of injustice is not synonymous with solving injustice.
And other cautionary tales Jesus offers wannabe billionaires.
