Christopher Yuan: Human Sexuality and the Gospel
The opposite of homosexuality is not heterosexuality, but holiness and understanding human sexuality and the gospel.
The opposite of homosexuality is not heterosexuality, but holiness and understanding human sexuality and the gospel.
Thabiti Anyabwile—author, pastor, and former Muslim—shines a light on the path toward justice and solidarity. From his childhood in the Bible Belt to his conversion to Islam and eventual encounter with the "living Word of God," Anyabwile discusses how the cross of Christ reconciles God’s attributes and brings together people of all backgrounds.
COVID-19 PERSPECTIVE: Jake Mills I know that there’s a lot of talk going around about how things will never be the same due to COVID-19. School won’t be the same. Shopping won’t be the same. Concerts, gatherings, sporting events won’t be the same. I was in a meeting the other day where someone said that … Continued
COVID-19 PERSPECTIVE: Chip Bennett Grace Community Church, Sarasota, Florida Did you ever watch the YouTube videos where an animal is trapped in the mud, or rising water, or on a fence, or in some life-threatening situation and still fights the humans who are the very ones trying to save its life? Thats instinct. Its part of an earnest love during COVID-19 […]
Online conversations are just a starting point in creating change; Mae Elise Cannon's work explores activism beyond hashtag movements.
The church must learn to have a healthy dialogue around social justice ministry.
Pursuing God's justice toward restoration is something the entire body is commissioned to participate in.
The pandemic provides an unprecedented opportunity for the spread of the gospel.
The EveryCampus Coalition is reaching out to support displaced college students through prayer walking.
Brenda Salter McNeil discusses racial reconciliation in the church and asks, "Are we willing to listen to the stories of people who are different than we are?"