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Believing in the Justice of God
In the resurrection, God reveals the power isn’t in condemnation and oppression, but in restoring life and building the blessed community.
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The Freedom of God
In the fourth chapter of Stand Your Ground, Douglas explores the nature of God as freedom revealed in the exodus and manifest in the gospel.
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Being There
This morning’s lectionary is full of conflict and confusion, but Paul and Jesus are both compelling us to see that we’re the ones creating it.
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Perpetual War
At the heart of Manifest Destiny is a tragic truth: it creates perpetual war on non-whiteness.
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The crime of being born guilty
In the second chapter of “Stand Your Ground” Kelly Brown Douglas explores the question “Why are black murder victims put on trial?”
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Congress – the only place it is worse to be called a racist than to be a racist
In a recent exchange in Congress, Representatives Tlaib and Meadows reveal the way rules and racism coexist.
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Facing Foxes
Jesus invites us into a new world of mercy based in nonviolent relationships and we’d rather kill it.
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