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Identity—being a people of love
Determining the “real me” is a way of articulating responsibility. But it can also be a way of avoiding having to take any responsibility at all.
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It’s still about race — MLK Day isn’t the end
The holiday doesn’t mark an end to racism. It reminds us of its consistency.
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Open season for racists after Musk’s takeover
Elon Musk thinks he’s striking a victory for free speech. But responsibility is what people are fighting over.
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With Stones: God’s Replacement Theory
John the Baptist gives us a rebuke of white replacement theory. Because the point is always about doing good.
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Why I stopped hating on 2020
Getting the challenge of 2020 right is essential to understanding what is at stake next year. And the year after.
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The Presence of Good
The gospel is always social. It is the tangible intersection of faith and action: of belief and the active living into a life of wholeness and hope.
