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Scripture wasn’t written for men alone

After seeing the film, The Stoning of Soraya M., it is clear that it is far too easy for Christians and Jews to rush to

May 27, 2014

In the streets of my city

An elderly woman sleeps nearby the Dunkin' Donuts where I stop each morning to get a cup of coffee. A sunburned old man with a

Calenthia Dowdy

May 26, 2014

A piece of God inside us

As a child, I never understood the Holy Spirit. I could envision God and I could envision Jesus, but this part of the Trinity that

Brooke Natalie Blough

May 23, 2014

Walking is for noticing

Walking is the fastest pace for noticing. Go out and have a good walk today, notice your neighborhood, enjoy its sounds and smells and sights.

Christine Sine

May 22, 2014

Vincent Harding: A light shines in the darkness

Dr. Vincent Harding, great keeper of the Southern Freedom Movement flame, died May 19th. He was 82 years old. A graduate student in history during

Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove

May 21, 2014

The gospel of life

Jesus says, “I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly” (John 10:10). This is the heart of the gospel, and it’s the

Isaac S. Villegas

May 20, 2014

15 women of peace

I recently received an email from Conrad Grebel College at the University of Waterloo (Ont.) inviting me to attend an exhibit and concert commemorating the

Stephen Jarnick

May 19, 2014

Limiting drone weapons proliferation

Sarah Kreps and Micah Zenko have written an important piece in the recent issue of Foreign Affairs warning of the dangers to the United States of drone

David Cortright

May 16, 2014

If it weren’t for Jesus, I might be pro-death too

Southern Baptist leader Albert Mohler wrote a piece this week defending the death penalty. In his 1,200-word argument for why Christians should support the death

Shane Claiborne

May 15, 2014