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The Myth of the ‘Undeserving’ Poor
Why asking if people in need are ‘deserving’ or ‘undeserving’ is the wrong question
The Cross and the End of Racism and Scapegoating
Christ's sacrifice means the end of hatred, division and scapegoating
Why We Need to Trade the Stage for the Table
The urgency to rethink church this year
The Missions Strategy Shift We Need to Make in 2021
Are we willing to step out of the limelight and consider a missions strategy shift?
Going Beyond Charity to Address Systemic Injustice
Charity is not enough when we remain blind to the very system that creates the need for charity.
When Is It OK for Christians to Break the Law?
There are times when the laws of man and the law of God are in conflict for Christians, raising questions about breaking the law.
Canceled Mission Trips Give Us an Opportunity for Self-Reflection
With much of the world in various stages of lockdown, short-term mission trips have become one of the first summer casualties. Planes are grounded. Airports are quiet. And the folks who print all those matching mission trip T-shirts are wondering when business will pick up again. But I, for one, am grateful someone hit the […]
Why I’m Hopeful in the Midst of This Crazy Year
Discover why one can remain hopeful in the midst of this crazy year, exploring the upside-down Kingdom in a world turning upside down.
Would Jesus Say ‘Black Lives Matter’?
With the death of George Floyd, another black life has been taken in cold blood. And once again, there is lament and protest, but we must ask whether anything fundamental will change on a systemic level. This article is my urgent appeal to fellow white evangelical Christians. When you hear the phrase “Black lives matter,” … Continued