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Want to Love Your Neighbor? Start By Fighting Your Own Sin.
When we “make every effort to be holy,” it works toward the common good.
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One on One with John Starke on Having a Deeper Prayer Life
We need a deep, hidden life for a fruitful, public life.
The Debate Beneath Our Debates on the Pandemic and the Protests
Our divided responses to national challenges reflect deep divisions on what it means to be human.
America’s Spiritual Pandemic
Assess the needs of your community and congregation.
The Long Obedience of Racial Justice
To bear the image of God is a declaration of dignity that challenges power.
One on One with Jerry Root on 'The Neglected C.S. Lewis'
What readers of Lewis tend to neglect, are in fact the very books Lewis thought were his best and most important.
Why ‘Ditch the Deli Meat’ and Other Prohibitions Miss the Point of Pregnancy
Childbearing is too often defined by restrictions against vice instead of invitations to virtue.
Time for a New Normal
Returning to normal after such a historic moment would be nothing short of missing one of the greatest opportunities of our lifetime.
‘Mother to Son’ Amplifies the Voices of Black Mothers
Jasmine Holmes spotlights the realities black families face.
What the Ministerial Exception Will Mean for Religious Employers
For Christians who despaired over recent Supreme Court rulings, the Our Lady of Guadalupe decision has a lot to offer.
Churches, Coronavirus, and The New York Times
Describing churches as a "major source of coronavirus cases" is odd, since that's not even the case their own article makes.
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Six church leaders share about their adaptations, innovations, and frustrations as they respond to COVID-19.
In the midst of trying to do the right thing, it’s easy to forget to do it in the right way.
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Why voluntary organizations deserve the same rights to speech, religion, and assembly as individuals.
