Responding to President Biden’s use of Isaiah 6:8, Jack Goodyear points to the distinction between civil religion and Christian Nationalism.

08/31/2021 - By Jack Goodyear

Dr. Christine Nix, a retired Texas law enforcement officer and professor of criminal justice, brings attention to defendants’ families.

08/30/2021 - By Dr. Christine Able Nix

Don Newbury shares an inside story about one of his predecessors, Guy D. Newman—president of Howard Payne University from 1955 to 1973.

08/24/2021 - By Don Newbury

Dr. Rolando Aguirre points to God’s love as the source of justice, describing justice as “where John 3:16 and Matthew 25 merge.”

08/23/2021 - By Dr. Rolando Aguirre

Luis Juárez proclama que Criswell College está siendo fiel al llamado de Dios de desarrollar lideres Hispanos.

08/17/2021 - By Luis Juárez

Jon Choi sees similarities between the worship of some modern Christians and that of Cain, Balaam and Korah in the Old Testament.

08/17/2021 - By Jon Choi

Garrett Vickrey draws a comparison between two economies—the pharaoh of Exodus and God. Justice is built on God’s abundant economy.

08/16/2021 - By Garrett Vickrey

Looking back on a year, John Crowder, pastor of First Baptist Church in West, follows up his discussion of the three phases of disaster response.

08/10/2021 - By John Crowder

Jimmy Dorrell lists the core values of Church Under the Bridge and how he and his congregation face injustice in their community.

08/09/2021 - By Jimmy Dorrell

Community activist and pastor Dr. Michael Bell recounts racial disparities in his community and the broader justice system.

08/02/2021 - By Dr. Michael Bell

Joshua Sharp examines the seeming tension between New Testament language about slavery and the modern church’s position on enslaving people.

07/27/2021 - By Joshua Sharp

Kristin Houlé Cuellar considers how justice involves a second chance, because who we are is “more than our worst act.”

07/26/2021 - By Kristin Houlé Cuellar