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Did CT Fail Its Readers on Civil Rights?
Not in my view. Just the opposite.
Paul H. de Vries|August 19, 2019
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I Was a Violent Klansman Who Deserved to Die
Yet at the height of my segregationist fervor, God showed me mercy.
Thomas Tarrants|August 19, 2019
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Preaching Against Racism Is Not a Distraction from the Gospel
The pulpit gives a record of our witness.
Esau McCaulley |August 09, 2019
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Why Southern Baptists’ Social Justice Spat Is Actually About the Sufficiency of Scripture
The Founders documentary trailer uncovers a larger disagreement over how to approach secular theories around race and gender.
David Roach|August 07, 2019
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Jesus, Deliver Us from This Racist Evil Age
We believe in a Savior who redeems, a Spirit who reconciles, and a gospel that is the antithesis of white supremacy.
Jarvis J. Williams and Curtis A. Woods|August 06, 2019
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Recent Shootings Spur Pastors to Call Out White Supremacy
For many evangelicals, it’s time to name the evil beneath the violence.
Kate Shellnutt|August 05, 2019
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On Court Prophets and Wilderness Prophets
Christian responses to the president.
Timothy Dalrymple|July 19, 2019
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Meeting Jesus as a Black Woman in a White City
I asked God to rescue me from a place I hated. He wanted me to stay put.
Kim Cash Tate|June 21, 2019
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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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What This Charleston Massacre Documentary Wants to Tell Us About Forgiveness
A close look at the deadly church shooting, “Emanuel” reveals ruthless sin, scandalous mercy, and divides that persist.
Josh M. Shepherd|June 14, 2019
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