Jesus’ call to love one's enemies forecloses both soft-pedalling the truth about enmity and rejecting enemies out of hand. This visceral reflection is an invitation to deeper transformation in Christ.
An experienced community organizer challenges the trend in the Episcopal Church to immerse ourselves in the mechanisms of political change. By stepping back from the illusion of political salvation, Omar Cisneros writes, we can focus on what we are uniquely equipped by God himself to offer, the Gospel.
Despite many worthy efforts at explication, evangelical remains an uncertain label. Always an admixture of theology, history, and sociology, a turning mobile of persons,...
“Politicians living flashy lifestyles and dishing out unexplained millions in fundraisers at churches each Sunday troubled me,” says Anglican layman Mwabili Mwagodi.
On the morning of November 6, the day after the presidential election, there will be exploded heads littering the American political landscape. (I speak...
In yet another narrowly contested election year in the United States, the country’s liberal political order has come under increasing attack, both intellectually and...
