Addressing the tension of our time voiced in ongoing protests is best done by finding what people want and working toward achieving common goals.

Confession of racial injustice is what is “best for the American Christian’s soul” and will lead to healing, contends C.S. Humble.

The Mike Trout and his wife Jessica are partnering with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and bringing awareness to mental health.

In the run up to Election Day, Jared Brandt encourages voters to think through a set of approaches to reducing the number of abortions.

Gabriel Cortés, the chief of staff at Baptist University of the Américas in San Antonio, shares his background and thoughts on Christian higher education.

In light of the biblical call and Jesus’ own example, Dr. Tony Miranda challenges readers to embody kingdom justice for all people.

While many voters are deciding between either Donald Trump or Joe Biden, Peggy Wehmeyer is considering a third option on November 3.

We are hardwired to seek safety. Though sharing that common denominator, we assume we mean different things by it. There’s a way forward.

Chadwick Boseman is more than a cultural hero. He offers the church an important lesson about what it means to be created in God’s image.

In the midst of intense divisions pervading American society, Zac Harrel urges Christians to remember their higher calling as agents of healing.

David Blomstrom, a CPA and a member of Sugar Land Baptist Church, shares his background and thoughts on being a Christian in the marketplace.

Dr. Froswa’ Booker-Drew considers the place of anger in responding to injustice by looking at Jesus’ response and the biblical injunction to love others.