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Embracing Unity in the Age of Cancel Culture
Unfiltered: Authenticity in the Kingdom of God
Pastors, You Can Leave—So, Feel Free to Stay
Being Political as God is Political (Part 2)
Being Political as God Is Political (Part 1)
The Benefit of Blindness
The Healing Touches We Need, Now More than Ever
When the Gospel Reaches Everything: A Tribute to C. René Padilla
How Will the Church Respond to the COVID Calamity in India?
Five Reasons for the Church to Celebrate Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders
Why Contemporary Worship Isn’t Actually Ruining the Church
Calling for Culturally-Competent Leaders
Commemorating the Uncommon Humility of John Stott
My Spiritual Formation in the Wake of COVID
A Verdict to Both Lament and Praise
The Impact of Eugene Peterson: A Conversation with Winn Collier
On Idols and Doubts: Can Deconstruction Build a Stronger Faith?
J.R. Woodward
Tara Beth Leach
Deb Hirsch
Dr. Wayne Faison
Sean Palmer
Rev. Dr. Dennis Edwards
Julease Graham
Gaby Viesca
Chris Kamalski
Sarah Schepens
Justin Heap
Surviving the Heat of the Crucible of Leadership
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You Are My Witnesses: A Spiritual Journey Through Easter
Kingdom Citizenship That’s Neither Partisan nor Quiet
You Are My Witnesses: A Spiritual Journey for Good Friday
Honoring the Lives of Women Who Refuse to Be Scrubbed Away
You Are My Witnesses: A Spiritual Journey for the Sixth Sunday of Lent
Understanding Critical Race Theory, Part 2
Why Do White Christians Remain Silent?
Understanding Critical Race Theory: Part 1
You Are My Witnesses: A Spiritual Journey for the Fifth Sunday of Lent
One Year Later: What Has the Church Learned?
Finding Courage to Build, Even During a Pandemic
You Are My Witnesses: A Spiritual Journey for the Fourth Sunday of Lent
A Royal Lesson in How Not to Be Anti-Racist
Ten Characteristics of Biblical Justice
You Are My Witnesses: A Spiritual Journey for the Third Sunday in Lent
How Unresolved Emotional Pain Hinders Discipleship
Three Ways for the Church to Stop the Cycle of Abuse and Assault
You Are My Witnesses: A Spiritual Journey for the Second Sunday in Lent
Made for a Place Called Good
Another One Bites the Dust: Three Changes the Church Needs to Make
Navigating Anxiety and Leading Others To Do the Same
You Are My Witnesses: A Spiritual Journey for Lent
I (Still) Believe in the Church
After the Sigh: What Comes Next For Christian Political Witness?
Resilience, Race, and Resistance: Plenary Highlights, Part 2
Resilience, Race, and Resistance: Plenary Highlights, Part 1
How We Are Formed by Stories of Depression
Pastoring When Whiteness Prevails: A Conversation with Jemar Tisby
Vulnerability, Resilience, and Partnership: Formation for Confronting Injustice
