When it comes to the community’s response to trauma and anxiety, Daniel D. Lee calls for a closer look at the dynamics of racism and the migrant experience.

Young BIPOC don't leave their ethnic/racial identity at the door when they walk into their places of worship—and they don’t want to.

How being willing to let go and learn from others allows us to repair broken relationships.

An imaginary soirée with Douglas Murray, the Christian-friendly agnostic author of "The War on the West".

The founder of Four Corners Group shares how his organization unlocks potential and helps underserved youth flourish.

As a general rule, we can only do better when we know better. We only know better when we lean in, listen, reflect, and grow.

Seeing the Lord’s ultimate healing power through experiences of pain and suffering.

Majority white churches can learn from the spiritual practices Black believers have cultivated for centuries.

The divisions between these “parties” are important. So are the divisions within them.

At Wednesday's sentencing hearing, family members quote Scripture and evoke God's vengeance and mercy.

When LUV (Listening, Understanding, Validating) talk engages with the conviction that context matters, it paves the way for an authentic conversation with Black history.

The Great Commission strikes at the heart of an Americanized gospel.

The Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod resumes distribution of new annotated volume after detractors push back on essays.

Real reconciliation demands a willingness to be changed by the power of the cross. This cannot happen without pain and sacrifice.

Tyre Nichols and our failure to love, mushrooms and the search for God, and Dr. Phil heads for the exit.

O fato de ele ser de uma minoria étnica molda como ministramos hoje.

Ralph Ellison’s novel depicts the quest for personal dignity in a society determined to deny it.

America is set to be minority white by 2045. Evangelicals need to stop thinking that’s a bad thing.

Why Johnny Hunt’s “restoration” convinces me we don’t have ears to hear.