Patricia Wilson, an attorney and member of the Baylor Law School faculty, recounts times when Black lives didn’t matter and calls for addressing racism.

10/19/2020 - By Patricia Wilson

Dr. Joe Rangel, associate dean of Wayland Baptist University’s School of Christian Studies, offers guidance for seeing systemic racism.

10/19/2020 - By Dr. Joe Rangel

Christians must practice repentance and pursue justice and reconciliation, not hyperpartisan and tribalistic tendencies, Jack Goodyear contends.

10/16/2020 - By Jack Goodyear

Hardin-Simmons University President Eric Bruntmyer encourages others to be like Jonathan Price, a former HSU student unafraid to intervene when it was needed.

10/14/2020 - By Eric Bruntmyer / Hardin-Simmons University

Dr. Albert Reyes, CEO of Buckner International, places justice in the center of seeking God’s kingdom and sin at the center of injustice.

10/13/2020 - By Albert Reyes / Buckner International

Facing a swarm of justice-related issues, Nell Green calls followers of Jesus to work together to overcome hopelessness with creativity, boldness and faith.

10/07/2020 - By Nell Green

Joshua Sharp examines the broader historical context of Jesus’ exhortation to receive the kingdom of heaven like a child.

10/06/2020 - By Joshua Sharp

Zac Harrel calls Christians to remember who they represent when they participate in political discussions and to repent of reflecting the world.

09/29/2020 - By Zac Harrel

Pat Carlson responds to Peggy Wehmeyer, who may not cast a ballot this election, by calling Christians to enact their consciences by voting.

09/29/2020 - By Pat Carlson

Marv Knox explains why many seek asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border and how their efforts to find justice have become more difficult.

09/29/2020 - By Marv Knox / Fellowship Southwest

In a point/counterpoint set of articles, Mathew St. John makes a case for a complementarian reading of the Bible on men’s and women’s roles.

09/23/2020 - By Mathew St. John

In a point/counterpoint set of articles, Joshua Sharp makes a case for an egalitarian reading of the Bible on men’s and women’s roles.

09/23/2020 - By Joshua Sharp