How Karl Barth preached the gospel in a time of crisis
The headlines spoke of nationalism and war. Barth proclaimed a living God who calls for repentance.
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Preaching in the promised land
After the Great Migration, some black preachers addressed the issues their white social-gospel counterparts avoided.
My temptation to spurn the evangelical preacher slipped away when I opened this volume.
In our current political climate, the preacher struggles to say something both unifying and prophetic.
Take & Read: Practical theology
Mary Clark Moschella recommends the best recently published books in her field.
In Athens, the apostle bears witness—and doesn't try to be cool.
On Sunday, after a tragic week of race-related killings in Dallas, Minneapolis, and Baton Rouge, I took a seat in my white evangelical middle-class megachurch in central Pennsylvania. I didn’t know what to expect, but as the sermon began I found myself pleasantly surprised. My pastor used his scheduled sermon on the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25–37) to address the issue of race in America.
This episode consists of some of our favorite moments from episodes 14-33, which aired during our second season in the winter and spring of 2016.