Crisis Mode: Struggling to Find a Christian Response to Covid-19
If I won’t even lay down a part of my life for my neighbors in the midst of Covid-19, how can I hope to reach them? We need to start looking around.
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Category: Church
10 Asian Christian Women to Start Following during #WomensHistoryMonth
I can’t think of a better time to slow down and reflect on the contributions of notable Asian American Christian women than during Women’s History Month.
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On Gender Roles in the Church
Let’s read 1 Corinthians 11:5 alongside 1 Timothy 2:12. Paul may be driving at proper behavior (for both sexes) more than women remaining absolutely quiet.
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We Need Women
Just as the first man needed the first woman in order to work and protect the garden, we need the sisters to work and protect the church.
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3 Ways the Church Can Separate National Pride and Christian Identity
American churches need to point strongly to the Gospel of Jesus, a humble and loving Savior, who saved people and not nations.
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Reimagining Masculinity in a “Not Safe, But Good” Christianity
I fear we offer a lukewarm version of Christianity when we drag fictitious masculinities into the church as analogs to Christian ideas.
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Are some Complementarian Practices Gaslighting?
God created all women and men in his image, and as such, no theology should allow for practices that harm and abuse women.
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Following the Rhythms of Shalom: Seeking the Nourishment of our Neighborhoods
Slowing down and noticing means digging down into the roots of a neighborhood and discerning how our presence can be mutually nourishing.
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What Calling Has To Do With Privilege
Calling takes shape when our imaginations take flight. Let’s pursue the beautiful diversity of God’s kingdom over the chorus of our own sameness.
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How Can the Church Do Better at Loving Others?
Much is said about what the “church” should be doing to recapture it’s zeal. Perhaps we need to go back and look at what God has been saying all along.
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When Church Hurts
We must address pain in the church without compromising the truth of the situation or cheapening the grace to which we are called.
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Seeing Asylum Seekers as Messengers of God
I remember my face was sunburnt, having already spent hours in the heat at the very southern tip...
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