by Brad Bull | Sep 25, 2025 | Opinion
My usually stoic church secretary wept as she explained, “I was listening to [a preacher] on the radio. He said you can’t believe in evolution and be a Christian. My [adult] son believes in evolution. Do you think he’s not a Christian because of that?” With...
by Jonathan Walton | Sep 25, 2025 | Opinion
When I decided to follow Jesus, this didn’t change much. I internalized the idea that to be faithful was to be crucified, knowing resurrection was coming but not soon or in full. I had to be strong, wait on the Lord, and take up my cross. To be a Christian was to...
by Luke Emerson | Sep 25, 2025 | Opinion
As gun violence claims more lives every day in the United States, helplessness remains my primary emotion. Heartbreak comes in at a close second. As I geared up to attend my first convocation of the academic year, I had not anticipated the impact speaker Whitney...
by Michael Chancellor | Sep 23, 2025 | Opinion
I’ve never been a “mind changer.” Rather, over the years of my education, ministry and counseling practices—both within the prison system and outside—and now in retirement, I continue to learn, study and reflect on what I’ve learned. I’m also long...
by Armel Crocker and Amy Moore | Sep 19, 2025 | News
Seeds of hope were planted in Dallas County in September at a Guns to Gardens event. Over 35 volunteers gathered to support the dismantling of 49 unwanted guns. On the previous day, 36 guns were dismantled in Fort Worth. This is no small feat in Texas, where the power...
