Inspiration

Despite "Everything Everywhere All at Once's" unrelenting strangeness, the movie's most absurd aspect may be Waymond's incessant optimism.

In a dynamic collection of poems, Drew Jackson explores the first eight chapters of Luke's Gospel. These are declarative poems, faithfully proclaiming the gospel story in all its liberative power....

Last September, I began reading the entire Book of Proverbs every day. I was soon convicted that I needed to reign in my tongue.

James H. Cone’s masterful thesis in The Cross and the Lynching Tree asserts that the Black person hanged on the lynching tree participates in the suffering of Christ on the...

For those who stumble over the “pro-” being only for “Black,”—don’t worry. Being for Black people is also being for you.

The White Evangelical and Reformed church has a new boogeyman: Critical Race Theory.

Only powerful people can live under the illusion that their lives are free of politics. Those without power know there is no realm in which action or inaction is completely...