Pass The Mic: Shut Up and Dribble? Nah
Surprise! We missed recording last week due to sickness, so you get two…
Quarterbacks, Safeties, and the Spotlight of Evangelicalism
Except for Patriots' fans, the rest of the country probably agrees that the…
Don't Waste Your Black History Month
As a black Christian in a predominantly white context, Black History Month is…
On Portraits, Blackness, and Art
An artist is a precarious thing to be.I'm thinking of Kehinde Wiley and Amy…
White Evangelicals Must Ask, "Why Does Our Theology Lead to Republicanism?"
Much virtual ink has been spilled discussing the merits of the term…
The Abuse of Denial: How We Avoid Change and Add to Oppression
When it comes to the abuse and oppression of other image bearers, we spit in…
Tolerance for Racism Paved the Way for the Moral Bankruptcy of This Moment
The credible sexual abuse allegations leveled at political leaders keep coming.…
Abuse is 'In Here', not 'Out There'
In the wake of the Harvey Weinstein abuse fallout, as with many public…
I Too Am Tired: Race Convos in 2017
It is a weary thing, this racial conciliation monster. If you do not take care,…
Meek Mill, Justice, and An Enamored Judge
I remember watching a young and hungry Meek Mill in Philadelphia’s illustrious…
Stranger Things and The Sinclairs
After finishing season 2 of Stranger Things (in 2 days), I was impressed.…
Sutherland Springs Church Shooting: A Prayer
Like all of you, I was absolutely appalled by the news of the shooting that…
Black Motherhood in the Age of Trump
I have two daughters.My youngest was born on Inauguration Day 2017. She’s…
Do We Really Value Women?: The Church and a Call for Gender Reconciliation
Domestic Violence Awareness Month is October, and for once, I’m almost at a…
How the Protestant Reformation led to Martin Luther King, Jr.
This article originally appeared on The Washington Post news…
The NBA, NFL, and Policing Protest
The NBA and NFL commissioners recently sent memos to their league’s respective…
Singin’ Us to Glory: The Life and Legacy of Fannie Lou Hamer
On August 31, 1962, a group of young African Americans involved in the Civil…
Poem: A Voice of the Unheard
Wordsstruggle to proceed out my mouthwhile funeral processionsraged-filled…
LDR Weekend: An Outsider’s Perspective
The following article details my perspective and experience at LDR Weekend.…
Three Reflections From the Take A Knee Saga
The last 2 weeks ushered in another episode of the America’s culture wars.…