Tag: Q&As

When Christena Cleveland's "Disunity in Christ" was published in 2013, she was convinced she was a reconciler — a bridge ...

Pastor and author Mitchel Lee talks with Faithfully Magazine Associate Editor Timothy Isaiah Cho about the “even if” life of ...

Dr. Angela Parker argues that inerrancy and infallibility have been abused to serve a White patriarchy under the guise of ...

Greg Johnson discusses themes in his book, "Still Time to Care: What We Can Learn from the Church’s Failed Attempt ...

Trip Lee, rapper and author, discussed his new project, how he thinks Christians should handle doubt, where he finds inspiration, ...

Who was Shields Green and why did he, a free Black businessman, decide to join Christian abolitionist John Brown's Harper's ...

"Wholehearted Faith," Rachel Held Evans’ final book for adults, retraces familiar steps for longtime readers of the beloved Christian author.

Faithfully Magazine recently spoke with Bridget Eileen Rivera, blogger of the popular website, Mediations of a Traveling Nun. Rivera is ...

“I love Bobby. But that’s not even his real name. His real name is Walter Miller,” Cheryl Love told the ...

Mary Lou Williams, a legendary jazz pianist-composer and a devout Catholic, believed jazz was "healing to the soul."

Randall Balmer argues in his new book "Bad Faith" that race, rather than abortion, galvanized White evangelical political action.

Historian Dr. Kate Clifford Larson provides an in-depth examination of Fannie Lou Hamer’s life and civil rights struggle in "Walk ...

Cuban American author Kat Armas discusses her journey to an abuelita faith and what it means to decolonize one's theology ...

Lead translator Terry M. Wildman explains what makes the First Nations Version of the New Testament both unique and culturally ...

Writer and activist Lisa Sharon Harper, founder of Freedom Road, comments on the power and process of pilgrimage.

"The verdict reflected the fact that we’re willing to correct things that we know are wrong," said Jakes.