Kingdom in Conflict: What It Really Means to Follow Jesus in a Divided World
Christian means living out active discipleship and giving allegiance to the kingdom of God, which stands in tension with the world.
From Blindness to Sight: Humility and Healing in the Kingdom of God
Spiritual blindness leads us away from God’s presence and closes us off from God’s kingdom, while humility is the key that unlocks spiritual vision and deliverance.
Faith in God’s Justice: Revitalizing Young African Americans for Action
The Black church has a living legacy of resilience and a tireless pursuit of justice. To revitalize its relevance for today’s youth, we must reconnect them to this heritage, making space for their voices and empowering them to participate.
5 Steps to Take When Your Job Doesn’t Align With Your Values
If you’re experiencing a disconnect between your values and your workplace, here are five steps you can take to clarify what matters to you, advocate for yourself, and foster positive relationships, without sacrificing your core values.
What Should We Do About ICE?
Arm yourself with knowledge, share information, speak out against injustice, and be consistent until things begin to change.
From Condemnation To Transformation: The Spirit-Empowered Life In Romans 8
More than merely testifying to Jesus’ existence, miracles, or even his identity as the Son of God. To be in Christ means to be a practitioner of his ways by being obedient to God’s laws and allowing the Spirit to guide how we live.
Flourishing through the Margins
Rather than a realized, perfect vision of complete balance and well-being, my vision of flourishing often looks like survival and maintaining the hope of God through adversity.
Reviving the Power of Music Television
"Michael Jackson's 'Thriller' was more than just a music video; it was a cultural milestone that challenged societal norms and embraced diversity."
Unrigging the Game: A Journey of Faith, Identity, and Justice
In a society where it's up to those with power and privilege to re-level the playing field, the Bible serves as the oppressed person's manual for survival, reminding us that we can peacefully sustain in a rigged game.
Living Out God's Justice: Navigating Relationships with the Fruits of the Holy Spirit
As present-day disciples of Jesus Christ, participation in God's justice mission requires developing the fruits of the Holy Spirit to build healthy relationships and communities.
It’s Okay to Say “No” at Work
When we find ourselves slipping into people-pleasing behaviors or notice others taking advantage of our willingness to help, it’s refreshing to see that the Bible allows and encourages us to say no.