Trent Richardson calls Christians to examine the inconsistency between what they profess and what their actions say about their faith.

01/26/2021 - By Trent Richardson

Kirk Stowers, a law enforcement officer since 2002, describes how justice can look like a healthy relationship if people will extend grace.

01/25/2021 - By Kirk Stowers

Joshua Sharp outlines four lessons about the nature of repentance gleaned from Nehemiah 9-10 that are applicable to today.

01/20/2021 - By Joshua Sharp

Jon Singletary, dean of Baylor University’s Garland School of Social Work, contends justice requires actively working against racism everywhere.

01/19/2021 - By Jon Singletary

Rev. Joseph Fields issues a warning to white evangelicals about the danger of joining efforts to gain worldly power.

01/14/2021 - By Rev. Joseph Fields

Ricardo Brambila explains how the justice he sought as a child in Mexico is found in “the moral standard of the word of God.”

01/12/2021 - By Ricardo Brambila

Daniel Camp denounces Christian nationalism as taking the Lord’s name in vain and calls Baptists back to separation of church and state.

01/11/2021 - By Daniel Camp

Jack Goodyear points to the intertwining of church and state as a contributing factor in the Jan. 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol.

01/07/2021 - By Jack Goodyear

Joshua Sharp weighs biblical references to capital punishment, Christian arguments and the difference between the Roman empire and American democracy.

01/06/2021 - By Joshua Sharp

Suzii Paynter March describes how justice involves being able to see below the surface of a person’s life and circumstances.

01/05/2021 - By Suzii Paynter March

Trent Richardson shares how a person can get lost on their journey of faith and then find the way home again.

12/21/2020 - By Trent Richardson

Rev. Dr. Michael Evans Sr. contends being able to love one’s neighbor includes understanding that neighbor’s journey.

12/21/2020 - By Rev. Dr. Michael Evans Sr.