by Craig Nash | Sep 18, 2024 | Faith and Democracy, Feature, Opinion
I will shoot straight with you: I don’t care too much about “saving democracy.” Don’t get me wrong. As a form of governance, democracy is the greatest system humans have devised to honor the will of the people. When functioning properly, it removes power from the...
by Stephanie Thomas-Gordon | Aug 15, 2024 | Feature-, Opinion
Did the church pirouette to find hope in the political candidate’s podium, the pundit’s pontifications, paltering prophets or the performative pulpit? If so, it has executed a misstep from the Bible’s admonishments against placing our hope in lesser...
by Craig Nash | Jul 15, 2024 | Feature, Opinion
This moment in the American story feels like that time in class when the teacher told everyone to be quiet and listen. You remember. You were there. There was a student, or maybe two or ten, who wouldn’t stop talking. They were in a conversation or laughing about...
by Jenna N. Sullivan | Mar 11, 2024 | Feature-, Opinion
Lately, I have been thinking a lot about hope. I know we are not yet to Easter Sunday and the hope of Christ’s resurrection is still a distant reality. This is a struggle, isn’t it, living in the in-between? We are required to keep our eyes on the future and be...
by Good Faith Media | Dec 13, 2023 | Feature-, News
A new release from Nurturing Faith Books offers hope to those who grieve. There are many ways things can go wrong in this life. None of us will go through all of them, but all of us will go through some of them. Job’s Choir: Essays from the Intersection of Grief and...
