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Politic, Not Party
Reflectively Listening to a New Year
Rachel Weeping for Her Children
Advent: Expressible Joy
Advent: The Nexus of Humility, Justice, and Joy
The Church Needs Women’s Lofty Dreams
Hungry People and Full People
Holding Vigil: Beneath a Binary Perspective on the Israeli War in Gaza
Empty Nest: How a Ritual Helps Us Process the Losses and Gains of Our Kids Leaving Home
Disrupting Legacies of White Supremacy in the Church
Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Nine Lessons For Christian Leaders (Who Also Happen To Be Female)
Loneliness is the Penalty for Women Leaders
Finding Rest Amidst the Days of Labor
Metanoia: Wholehearted Change in Unprecedented Times
Dr. King Shines a Light Forward for Justice Work Today (‘I Have A Dream’ 60th Anniversary Version)
Negotiating Difference (Hopeful Realism, Pt. 3)
Interrogating ‘Tough Guy’ Masculinity
The American Church: Has God Left The Building?
Excessive Spirituality (Hopeful Realism, Pt. 2)
Surprised by God at Tables: Extending the Eucharist Into the Neighborhood (Pt. 2)
Origin Stories Matter: On Juneteenth
The Three Waves Metaphor: How Culture Shapes the Way We Work for Justice
Searching for a Robust Spirituality in a Doomscrolling World (Hopeful Realism, Pt. 1)
Dr. King Shines a Light Forward for Justice Work Today
Five Ways Deconstruction Can Deepen Faith Without Devolving into Demolition
The Sights & Sounds of Awakenings 2023
Recent Developments in the CRT Culture Wars
The Words We Store In Our Hearts
Practicing Pilgrimage
A Manifesto to Heal My Writer Heart
Economics Within the Reality of the New Creation (Captive to Capitalism, Part 4)
A Clear Vision for the Future: The Corrective Lens of Black Theology (Pt. 2)
Truth-Telling: A Just Movement Toward Human Flourishing (More Than Words, Pt. 1)
Loving One’s Enemy as an Act of Liberation (Loving Our Enemies, Part 2)
Is Loving One’s Enemies in a World of Trauma Another Form of Oppression? (Loving Our Enemies, Part 1)
Disrupted Giving: An Uncomfortable Opportunity (Part 2: The Future of Giving)
Disrupted Giving: An Uncomfortable Opportunity (Part 1: The Origins of Giving)
Want to Dismantle Racism? Disrupt Your Discipleship
The Myth of the 93%: Fathers and Mothers Are Not a Competitive Hierarchy in the Home
Formation for a Newly Disrupted Generation
The Pursuit of Justice Through Proximity, Advocacy, and Faith-Rooted Activism
Understanding Branding Before You Market Your Church (Captive to Capitalism, Part 2)
The Power of Truth-Telling and Lament
Learning from the Margins: The Difference Between Human and Kingdom Power
A Dialogue on Kingdom and Country with Angie Ward
Lessons from the Desert: How Frustration with the Church May Be an Invitation of the Spirit
Examining How the Economy Disciples Us (Captive to Capitalism series, Part 1)
“So Much Trauma”: WandaVision as Metaphor
Are We Underdogs or Overlords? How Western Christians Can Lose Power Gracefully
The Continued Problem with Thoughts and Prayers
Racial Transformation Begins in Your Home
Centering Voices of Color is More Complicated Than We Realized
Christian Nationalism: What Dismantles It
Christian Nationalism: What Defines It
Eleven Ways to Be a Great Partner to BIPOC Communities
Five Ways Asian Americans Can Flourish in Your Church
Rejecting the Lie that Life Has to Be This Way
When BIPOC Leaders Speak Out
