Our Scripture reading today is from Galatians 1:6–10,” the deacon behind the pulpit mumbled. Even as the pages rustled, the ...

The misuse of Scripture is not the property of one political party or one ideology. It is a bipartisan failure of imagination.

Stephen was an up-and-coming comedian, and a prodigal. Raised in a Christian family, he struggled with doubt after his dad and two brothers died in a plane crash. By his early twenties, he’d lost his ...

Power rarely collapses because it lacks strength. It collapses because it stops listening. In the biblical tradition, righteousness is not defined first by authority, intelligence, or control—but by ...

Like so many other people, I have been reflecting on the life, teaching and legacy of Pope Francis since his death in April. While his pastoral ministry focused on mercy and inclusion ("todos, todos, ...

I’ll start: I am a rule follower. I’m not sure if that’s by nature or by nurture. I suppose it’s likely both. But what I know for sure is that since childhood I have been a bona fide goody two-shoes.

From lions to ants, there are many animals in the Bible that teach us lessons. Using biblical wisdom, let's explore the ...