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Pat Sawyer: Cautions Regarding CRT
The second of three posts on Dr. Sawyer’s thoughts and concerns about CRT. In this second article of our three-part series, I want to offer …
Pat Sawyer: What is CRT and Should We Be Concerned?
The first of three posts on Dr. Sawyer’s thoughts and concerns about CRT. As a faculty member in the social sciences in a state institution, …
Interview: Ordinary Life Is Crammed with Heaven
How our senses can point the way to God’s presence. Taste and see that the Lord is good.” For Joel Clarkson, a composer and Berklee …
‘The Mandalorian’ Can Teach Us How to Navigate Crises of Faith
The Golden Globe nominee shows us what happens when “the Way” really isn’t. The galaxy can be a complicated place. Din Djarin, the title character …
Lent Lifts Us Up Where We Belong
These 40 days of self-denial might seem painful during a pandemic. But the habits of “tedious love” are just what we need right now. After …
Framing Critical Race Theory
Introducing a new series on Critical Race Theory: its merits, flaws, and how (or even if) Christians should engage. It’s likely you’ve heard the term …
Why It Feels So Disappointing to Sing to the Lord a Remote Song
Lessons from a year without corporate worship. One year ago, my husband and I were still learning how to get out the door on Sunday …
Tanzania’s President Focused on Prayer as Coronavirus Cases Climbed
East African nation has no plans in place to accept COVID-19 vaccines. Tanzania’s leader is finally acknowledging that his country has a coronavirus problem after …
Race and the Church
A discussion on identity, faith, and the pursuit of justice. Last year, CT’s “Race Set Before Us” series helped challenge and inform Christians during a …
Which Is Worse: the Guilty Freed or the Innocent Punished?
New study examines how your race and view of Scripture shape your answer. Speaking this week on behalf of an Oklahoma death row inmate who …