Refugees, Immigrants and the Kingdom of God
In balancing the legitimate concerns on both sides of the immigration debate, we must remember we are citizens of the kingdom first.
In balancing the legitimate concerns on both sides of the immigration debate, we must remember we are citizens of the kingdom first.
John Perkins and Charles Marsh: God’s Movement Toward Beloved Community
"All reconciliation begins with the recognition of brokenness."
Jonathan Brooks: Practicing Presence in Neglected Neighborhoods
God's love raises the lowly and humbles the lofty. How are we as the church called to respond?
We need to be reminded that we are loved simply for who we are, and not what we do.
Amy Julia Becker: Turning Toward Love in a World Divided by Privilege
Navigating LGBT Questions in Your Church
We can gather a great deal of insight on how God feels about economic injustice from the prophet Amos.
How do we serve the poor without creating dependence? What does serving those in distress do to us?