Justice According to Jesus
Rich Stearns: "To see that justice is done today means working against our passivity."
Author: Rich Stearns
Why Should We Care What Happens to People After They Are Saved?
"If we only care about souls and not the urgent realities of people’s lives, we are not embracing the Great Commandment."
The Improbable Math of the Gospel
Three chapters in Matthew communicate the essence of our faith and show us how to reach out with the gospel.
American Disaster ‘Refugees’ Can Teach Us Empathy
As the U.S. has been battered by successive natural disasters, displacing thousands, we have the opportunity to see the global refugee crisis with new eyes.
4 Surprising and Powerful Leadership Insights From the Archbishop of Kenya
“Jesus never saw his ministry as just a spiritual ministry. He was very concerned about people's hunger. Their poverty.”
After Charlottesville: Biblical Correctness, Not Political Correctness
Rich Stearns: "We cannot mince words in condemning all forms of hatred in our country."
4 Reasons God Uses Us Fools to Shame the Wise
"God has called each of us to join him in his kingdom mission, no credentials required."
Why We Don’t Need Any Superheroes in the Church
"When we go up against impossible odds under the banner of Jesus, we prevail—and the world takes notice."
It’s Time to Bring Back Love as the Church’s Brand
"In the poorest corners of our country, churches are beacons of love and sources of help. But there’s more we can do."
Why Is It Controversial to Do Good Works for the ‘Least of These’?
"The logical outcome of our faith is to do good works. This is the evidence of redemption and renewal in Christ."