by Molly Shoulta Tucker | Apr 16, 2026 | Opinion
The day after my brother, Jeremy, was put in hospice care, I started to write a list of things that are stupid. My life and career are built on preaching poetic and theologically astute descriptions of God, leading a staff to enact justice and goodness in all we do,...
by Craig Nash | Apr 16, 2026 | Opinion
Something transformative occurs when a person makes the revolutionary decision to choose peace and nonviolence in response to brutality committed against them. When such people lock arms on a mission of peace with others like them, it can disarm the adolescent...
by Michael Chancellor | Apr 16, 2026 | Opinion
Content warning: The following contains references to sexual assault. Two of the most difficult experiences of my time in the West Texas town of Shamrock involved sexual predators in the school district. I grew up in public schools, and my wife Anna and I...
by Craig Nash | Apr 15, 2026 | Opinion
Donald Trump rarely deletes a social media post, regardless of how morally debased it may be. And he never apologizes. Despite frequent acknowledgments from the President and his team that he has primary control over what he shares (especially during late-night...
by Craig Nash | Apr 15, 2026 | Opinion
Editor’s Note: A version of the following first appeared in the July/August 2024 issue of Nurturing Faith Journal, which was the forerunner of Good Faith Magazine, a free quarterly resource for Good Faith Advocates. If you hate spoilers and are unfamiliar with...
by Wanda Kidd | Apr 14, 2026 | Opinion
In our current political, spiritual, and interpersonal contexts, I find myself at a loss for next steps. When I lament the state of the world, I find it helpful to revisit times when I have felt simultaneously over my head and underwater. Some are more on point than...
