The Court’s embrace of the divine right of presidents
In the Trump v. United States oral arguments, the conservative justices sought what Justice Gorsuch called “a rule for the ages”—one that doesn’t impair the sovereign grandeur of presidential power.
Movement of the soul
Border encounters
Books
Where are the children in liberation theologies?
Monsters and their beautiful work
A world with no boundaries
Trending topics: Exvangelical women’s memoirs
In This Issue
My bookshelf at the end
Where are the children in liberation theologies?
May 5, Easter 6
(1 John 5:1–6; John 15:9–17)
(1 John 5:1–6; John 15:9–17)
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My bookshelf at the end
May 5, Easter 6
(1 John 5:1–6; John 15:9–17)
(1 John 5:1–6; John 15:9–17)
Where are the children in liberation theologies?
Voices
Alejandra Oliva
Movement of the soul
Justin Peck’s choreography takes the language of ballet and turns it into something more.
Samuel Wells
How might God bless a divided America?
On a recent trip to the US, I went to church—and found myself pondering three liturgical moments.
Debie Thomas
A deeper legacy than hard work
The psalms of ascent press hard against the norms of our bootstrap culture.
Julian DeShazier
Why I came back to the lectionary
My job as a preacher isn’t to change the game. It’s to run the plays well.
Heidi Neumark
Bearing the scars
Years ago, at a barbecue in Argentina, I realized I was the only person present who wasn’t a survivor of torture.
Jonathan Tran
God or basketball?
Which one has a greater hold on my heart? Let’s take a look.
Politics
The Court’s embrace of the divine right of presidents
Border encounters
Latino churches are social service hubs
