Recent Articles
Dirt Under the Fingernails of Philosophy
The deeper story is that a gap had been opening for years between the life I was living and the life I was meant to live.
Ours Will Not Be The Fate of Icarus
At times, it seems that some within the current political climate would like many African American professionals to fall from positions of influence and achievement for daring to rise too high.
Queer Joy as Resistance On Display at 2026 Tony Awards
Joy is the fuel of our faith.
Sidewalk Solidarity and the Welcome of God
If confronting and resisting our nation’s current campaign of cruelty against refugees, asylum seekers, migrating families and immigrants is too political for the church, then the Bible is too political for the church.
The Politics of White-Body Supremacy: On White Silence
White-body supremacy demands silence. Not to be confused with a genuine fear of saying the wrong thing, a lack of knowledge, or the desire to avoid social conflict, this silence extracts all conceivable benefits towards whiteness.
Mormonism Left Off Hegseth’s Christian List, and Senator Mike Lee Isn’t Happy
Given a choice between voting for a Black man or a cult member, Christian conservatives chose neither.
Interfaith Leaders Criticize Hegseth’s Reduction of Military Chaplaincy Faith Groups
In a memo, Under Secretary of War Anthony Tata, at the direction of Hegseth, cited the need to streamline the department’s religious collection systems “to enhance the delivery of targeted religious support from the [military] Chaplaincy.”
The Twin Cities: After Metro Surge
Good Faith Media returned to Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota, this week to follow up on stories we covered during Operation Metro Surge last winter.
Interfaith San Antonio Alliance Announces New Executive Director
Interfaith San Antonio Alliance (ISAA) tapped the Rev. Bethany Hull Somers to lead the organization.
World Environment Day is a Call to Action
One of the most pressing justice issues of our time is climate change.
A Church LGBTQ+ Pride Guide: 10 Dos and Don’ts at Festivals and Parades
If your church is planning to support your local Pride parade or festival this year, here are a few things to keep in mind that may help your presence be good news to Pride-goers and a beautiful expression of your church’s ministry of love and justice.
James Talarico and Adults in the Room
If James Talarico has a superpower, it is from his experience as a middle school teacher.
Baptist Women in Ministry Places Billboard in Orlando Ahead of SBC Annual Meeting
Baptist Women in Ministry (BWIM) ensures women called to ministry are greeted at the annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention with a message of affirmation.
By the Way | Moral Flexibility at First Baptist Church Dallas
Jeffress is not the first pastor of First Baptist in Dallas to equivocate on religious and political matters.
PCA Pastor Suspended Over ‘Unwholesome Speech’
The Rio Grande Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) has reportedly suspended the Rev. Zachary Garris, a New Mexico pastor, over what it deemed “unwholesome speech.”
Belief Behind the Book | ‘The Absence of Light: Radical Accountability and a Way Forward
What if the greatest threat to justice isn’t the people fighting against it, but the good people who looked away?
‘The Devil Wears Prada 2,’ AI, and Becoming Human Again
AI does not replace what you know. It reveals whether you know anything at all.
Squandering Our Gifts Amid Majestic Beauty
Are we squandering our gifts, diminishing, defacing and destroying Mother Earth, which provides all we need for sustained life?
‘The Devil Wears Prada’ and the Evangelical Illusion of an Unfiltered Faith
I find it comical that modern evangelical Christians think they’ve made theological choices that exempt them from the whole of Christian history and tradition.
The Politics of White-Body Supremacy: On White Protectionism
The politics of white-body supremacy make existence insufferable for marginalized people groups racialized as black and brown. That’s the point.
Pew Study Analyzes What Political Issues Churchgoers Hear from Clergy
Over two-thirds (66%) of U.S. adults who regularly attend religious services have heard their clergy speak about a particular sociopolitical issue.
The Idol of Certainty and the Call to Curiosity
Curiosity, when rooted in the love of Christ, can open the door and invite others to see the good news.
Cuba’s Future Belongs to Cubans, Not Authoritarians at Home or Abroad
With the dawn of the twentieth century, Manifest Destiny morphed into Gunboat Diplomacy—a quest for economies, not land.
Would You Feel Anxious if Your Country Were About to Be Invaded?
Has Cuba’s conduct on the global stage truly been such as to merit a punishment of this magnitude?
Invested Faith Announces 19th Class of Fellows
Invested Faith announces its 19th class of Fellows, expanding a growing national network of faith-rooted social innovators working for justice and community transformation.
When Are Nations Born, and What Gives Them the ‘Right to Exist’?
The storm The 1619 Project created was predictable. No one likes their myths challenged.
Are We Depraved?: A Rumination on Original Sin
There’s no shame in our fear; it’s deeply woven into us. But there’s no freedom in it either.
Women: Mohler Can Vote But Should Never Speak Again
The Organization of Biblical Women (OBW)—which includes such luminaries as Deborah, Esther, Junia, Mary Magdalene, and Beth Allison Barr—issued a statement this week on the proper, biblical role of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary President Albert Mohler.
Celebrating America 250 with White Christian Nationalism? Or Democratic Values?
The primary goal of the Values & Public Voice Network is to provide a praxis-centered, graduate-level curriculum that translates deeply held values into tangible, justice-oriented frameworks for public impact.
California Lutherans Press Legislators on Environment, Hunger, and Immigration Issues
On May 20, 2026, over 100 Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) church members, students, professors, pastors, deacons and bishops from California participated in the annual Lutheran Lobby Day in Sacramento.