by Holly Berkley Fletcher | Oct 21, 2026 | Opinion
Our political crisis is actually a religious crisis. Specifically, it is a crisis within white Christianity, as Donald Trump is our president primarily because of white Christians. And if white Christians got us into this mess, then we white Christians need to do our...
by Michael Chancellor | Oct 14, 2026 | Opinion
Growing up, both my mother and grandmother wore girdles to church. After church, when we got home, both ladies would exit the room, exclaiming, “I have to get this girdle off!” Then, whichever home we were in, they would disappear and return having shed the...
by Matthew Kolb | Sep 25, 2026 | Opinion
For Christians, engaging in politics is an extension of our witness as disciples. Staying informed about current affairs, supporting causes and candidates we believe are best, and voting are all ways to show our love for God and neighbor. Politics is the venue where a...
by Donald E. Williams | Sep 10, 2026 | Opinion
There is a curious phrase that appears repeatedly in the Synoptic Gospels, one that seems remarkably relevant to a salient problem in society today: “Those with ears to hear, let them hear.” Jesus uses variations of this expression throughout his teaching, often at...
by Michael Chancellor | Aug 13, 2026 | Opinion
I had a wonderful experience yesterday at the “Back to School Bash,” put on by Hand & Harvest in Taylor, Texas. I’m past the age of doing the heavy lifting required to set up an event like this. In past Hand & Harvest events, I was usually given a table, a...
