“Jesus was not results driven. He was always focused on the process and never the outward performance. It is inconceivable to think of him reveling in big outcomes for the sake of influence.” (Malcolm du Plessis)
Read More“The book of John describes the incarnated Christ as being full of GRACE and TRUTH. Inextricably intertwined.” (Malcolm du Plessis)
Read MoreA call to let the doctrine of holiness as exclusion fall to dust, so that compassion might take root and rise.
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Read More”There is no resurrection until you walk by the pain of Calvary, and catch a glimpse, in the sunlight, of the lynching tree.” (Otis Moss III)
Read More“It's Juneteenth, and I ask the question: Black Creators, do you know that you're free?” (Phillip Joubert)
Read MoreReflections on the movie, Sinners.
Read MoreWe talk a lot about honoring a life source. Royce spells it out loud and clear.
Read MoreDrew Jackson hosts a conversation with Cole Arthur Riley and Pádraig Ó Tuama, about the connections between poetry and contemplation.
Read MoreThat less visible space, on the outskirts of Christendom, where unconventional and unlikely candidates do life and mission together in less-formal structures.
Read MoreWe love the way that Kristin du Mez captured the essence of our project on her Substack earlier this year.
Read More”There is no resurrection until you walk by the pain of Calvary, and catch a glimpse, in the sunlight, of the lynching tree.” (Otis Moss III)
Read MoreA prayer by Vincent Charlow.
Read MoreA vital read from Jemar Tisby.
Read MoreA poem by David Gate.
Read More"My daughter, who is a year old, has a little game she likes to play. She runs at top speed (well, as fast as her stubby little legs will take her) across the living room floor, eventually diving onto a little pile of pillows and blankets. If you'll chase her, it's even better." (Paul Duncan)
Read MoreBTS video capture of a dress rehearsal.
Read MoreCross-pollination leads to increased fruit yield, size and quality.
Read More”It is not the job of the marginalized to wake up the church to its apathy and oppression.” (Brandi Miller)
Read MoreI was asked this question recently …
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