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In Charleston, Racial Healing Meant More Than Hugs and Unity Marches
As the first anniversary of the 2015 church massacre neared, public shows of support masked private tensions. But cracks were appearing in the city’s segregated silos.
Jennifer Berry Hawes | June 17, 2019
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Are Guns Inherently Evil?
Shane Claiborne and Michael Martin envision a future without firearms. Should believers rally to their cause?
Matthew Arbo | June 14, 2019
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Who’s to Blame When the Shooter Is One of Our Own?
The latest synagogue attack has shaken fellow Orthodox Presbyterians—but it implicates all of us living in a fallen world and divisive culture.
Carl Trueman | April 30, 2019
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Pepperdine Student, Cal Lutheran Grad Among California Shooting Victims
“Our students are resilient, but the burden is great.”
Kate Shellnutt | November 08, 2018
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God Hates Gun Violence
We American Christians have a biblical call to reduce firearm deaths in our land.
Mark Galli | May 18, 2018
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Two Marches for Lives
What I saw at two very different protests of violence against children.
Andrew Unger | March 26, 2018
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Why Gen Z’s Call for ‘Safe Spaces’ Is Good News for Churches
New expectations may shift youth group conversations, but Christ still provides the answer.
Kate Shellnutt | February 27, 2018
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Pew: White Evangelicals Want Stricter Gun Laws Too
Even America’s most gun-friendly religious group agrees with the rest of the nation on certain proposals to limit access.
Kate Shellnutt | February 26, 2018
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Evangelicals from Max Lucado to Pat Robertson Urge Action on Gun Safety
Influential Christians want to see bans on certain weapons as well as better mental health resources.
Kate Shellnutt | February 20, 2018
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Not an Act of God: Ministries Respond to Surge in Mass Shootings
Christian counselors once focused on natural disasters now frequently address manmade crises.
Kate Shellnutt | February 15, 2018
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