From Simon the zealot to Simon the disciple There once was a zealot named Simon. Simon was a man who with “an inviolable attachment to liberty, [acknowledged] God [as his] only Ruler and Jon Butterfield October 18, 2015
Paperwork perspectives I hate paperwork at the best of times. I hate filling out forms, grinding through the interminable bureaucratic labyrinths that seem to be part and Ryan Dueck October 17, 2015
Cultivating a plateau spirituality A wise teacher of mine once wrote, “We all long for mountains — to be in the presence of God and experience his splendor. I have Deborah-Ruth Ferber October 16, 2015
Engaging with the political system With less than a week to go until the election, I’m going to try to summarize my general approach to faith and the political system. Ryan Robinson October 15, 2015
Fighting for the dignity of every human being We heard that Henry Louis Gates Jr. was arrested for climbing into his own home after accidentally locking himself out. Chris Rock started posting selfies Austin Channing Brown October 14, 2015
5 tips for living relatively safely without owning a gun I’ve always wondered why the gun lobby seems to keep sending us the message that a gun is the best way to ensure personal and Benjamin L. Corey October 13, 2015
Mindfulness, death and the bald eagle The grandmother’s response seemed almost the last straw to these grandparents. The van pulled into the gas island behind where I was pumping gas. The Michael A. King October 12, 2015
For such a time as this The story of Esther is an entertaining one, but I’ve been questioning this week what good it is to the church. This is a story Amy Yoder McGloughlin October 9, 2015
God’s calling is not just for a select few On Sept. 12, 1965, I delivered my first sermon as a newly licensed minister at Zion Mennonite near Broadway, where I served for more than 20 Harvey Yoder October 8, 2015
God’s bloody-knuckled door Confession: I really like Taylor Swift love songs. (I can almost hear the sizzle of respect evaporating.) In my defense, I do know it’s ridiculous Meghan Good October 7, 2015
Anabaptist visions of sport This November, I’ll be one of many scholars giving a paper at The Spirit of Sports, the 2015 Baylor Symposium on Faith and Culture at Chris Gehrz October 6, 2015
A police officer questions pacifism Police Officer: My theology totally lines up with your theology, except in one area: namely, your pacifism. I am a police officer, and it frankly Greg Boyd October 5, 2015