Bombs for peace
There’s no right time in the church year to bomb another country, but it seems particularly horrific to do so in a season of repentance and humility
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There’s no right time in the church year to bomb another country, but it seems particularly horrific to do so in a season of repentance and humility
Read moreChurch of the Brethren staff share their favorite Christmas music
The Holy Spirit’s breath still moves among us—healing, renewing, and drawing us together
Part of the purpose for Jesus’ presence in the world was his mission of authentic hope through redemptive love to replace culture’s false hope of redemptive violence.
Where there is hatred, Jesus will bring love. Where there is violence, restoration.
How do we hear the prophetic warnings of Jeremiah?
In a country where almost everyone traces their ancestry back to immigrants, the United States should have special regard for those who find it necessary to cross borders.
It’s both surprising and amusing how snarky our ancestors were.
If we want to understand the mind of Christ in regard to refugee resettlement, we do well to begin with Jesus’ Bible, which is more or less what we call the Old Testament.