Recent Articles
Majority of Americans Say U.S. Too Restrictive of Free Speech
Most Americans say free speech is overly restricted, a Marist poll reveals, with disagreements on whether government should police acceptable speech.
Where Do We Place Our Pain?
The great question of pain is where we place it. Do we process, express and honor it, transforming it into clean pain? Or do we force it into the people we perceive as less than human—immigrant, migrant, anyone who isn’t white or male—turning it into a weaponized dirty pain?
25 Who Inspire | Brad Onishi
Brad Onishi is one of Good Faith Magazine’s “25 Who Inspire.”
October Baseball: Exactly What I Need Right Now
Baseball transcends all the world has to offer, helping me overcome a bad day or encouraging me with the successes of life.
The Bill of Rights Does Not Contain Suggestions
Michael Chancellor reflects on threats to free speech, due process, and academic freedom in the U.S., urging action to defend constitutional rights.
25 Who Inspire | Kelsey Davis
Kelsey Davis, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Christian Athlete Circles, is one of Good Faith Magazine’s “25 Who Inspire.”
Planting Seeds or Nailing Down Stakes: What Happened to the Missional Church?
The early church grew not from the seats of power but from the margins, not through political control but through the strange magnetism of sacrificial love.
Why We Need a Feast of Creation Now More Than Ever
Our liturgies matter. They shape what we believe and how we live out God’s word. If we want the ecumenical church to take climate justice seriously, then we must pray it, preach it, sing it and celebrate it.
25 Who Inspire | Robert Callahan
Robert Callahan is one of Good Faith Magazine’s “25 Who Inspire.”
Why I Still Believe People Can Change
On an ordinary church night filled with idle banter, I witnessed the extraordinary: change.
Belief Behind the Book | Paige Rawson’s The Self-Compassion Companion
My core teaching is the takeaway: when you encounter the critical, self-doubting voice, meet it with kindness, not cruelty.
Charlie Kirk and Me
Kirk’s Turning Point USA (TPUSA) organization—a nonprofit that fueled his $12 million net worth—has employed institutionalized violence to silence me and other progressive professors.
25 Who Inspire | Mariah Sinclair Humphries
Mariah Sinclair Humphries is one of Good Faith Magazine’s “25 Who Inspire.”
Remembering What We Are Fighting For
If we’re fighting only for the sake of fighting, we’ll lose. If we remember we’re fighting to preserve joy, perhaps we’ll make it through.
The Gift of Green Grass Moments
When I speak of faith, I tell the story of the God who embraces us in every moment amidst the mess.
Never Out of Place: Grace, Grit, and the God Who Kept Calling
I, who once feared being found out, was now being called forward. Not in spite of my journey, but because of it.
25 Who Inspire | Wanda Kidd
Wanda Kidd is one of Good Faith Magazine’s 25 Who Inspire.
Freeing Speech: Why Who Can Speak and Who Cannot Matters
“It’s a free country.” That’s what we said on the playground as children, usually in defense of our right to say what we want. But America has never been a free country—at least not for everyone.
Resisting Historical Amnesia to Build the Kin-dom of God
The gospel calls us to build not an empire but the kin-dom of God—a community of justice, love and peace.
25 Who Inspire | Bethany Rivera Molinar
Bethany Rivera Molinar, Executive Director of Ciudad Nueva Community Outreach in El Paso, Texas, is one of GFM’s 25 Who Inspire.
Jon Singletary Created a Home for Me at Baylor
Rev. Aurelia Davila Pratt honors Jon Singletary’s leadership and legacy at Baylor’s Garland School of Social Work.
It’s Time to Support Independent Media
If giant media conglomerates are allowed to centralize their power and authority, then they will consolidate their messaging and control the flow of information for generations to come.
25 Who Inspire | Chaden Hani
Chaden Hani, a Lebanese researcher in peace studies, is one of Good Faith Media’s 25 Who Inspire.
Hit Seek: The Charlie Kirk Litmus Test for Christianity
There are strong feelings that either endear people to Kirk or feed their disgust for his message and methods. We are all at risk of confusing emotions with truth.
Remembering Beauty in Our Resisting
Wherever we find ourselves on the spectrum between resistance and beauty, whether through our history or preference, I am convinced a healthy life with Jesus holds an awareness of and engagement with both—usually at the same time.
Whitney Strong on Avoiding Discouragement and Finishing the Race
Whitney Austin, survivor and founder of Whitney/Strong, inspires action against gun violence by reminding us to temporarily pass the work to another to avoid discouragement.
25 Who Inspire | Emily Smith
Dr. Emily Smith, Assistant Research Professor of Global Health at Duke University, is one of Good Faith Media’s “25 Who Inspire.”
CLEAR, Faith Commons Release Statement on Dallas Shooting
Editor's Note: This morning, a shooter near a Dallas Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) field office opened fire from a nearby building, killing one detainee and injuring two others before killing himself. For several months, the Clergy League for Emergency...
The Myth of the Middle: Rethinking the 10-80-10 Principle in a Time of Crisis
The 10-80-10 principle praises moderation, but neutrality often masks harmful choices. What does justice require of the so-called “middle”?
Jesus as Objective Reality
If Jesus is the objective reality of creation, then what does this mean for a modern world plagued by war, division, violence and nihilism?