Books In Review: Radical orthodoxy steps into the pulpit The movement's plucky proponents have been known for their philosophy more than their preaching. Until now. by Jason Byassee May 14, 2018
On Media Kendrick Lamar, public theologian On Damn, the hip-hop artist draws connections between guns, gangs, Wall Street corruption, and the 2016 election. It's a bold indictment of collective sin. by Kathryn Reklis May 11, 2018
Books In Review: In praise of (imperfect) images Depictions of Jesus reveal God—but never adequately. by Robert C. Saler May 10, 2018
Books In Review: Miguel De La Torre’s ethic of hopelessness De La Torre has little use for hope in a God who only seems to show up for Christians, never for their victims. by Kyle Rader May 8, 2018
Books In Review: The black social gospel and the civil rights movement Gary Dorrien chronicles the influential—but often forgotten—work of Mordecai Johnson, Benjamin Mays, and Howard Thurman. by John Fea May 7, 2018
Opinion James Comey read a lot of Reinhold Niebuhr. Did he learn anything? For a Niebuhrian, the former FBI director doesn't seem to have much self-doubt. by K. Healan Gaston May 3, 2018
Cover to Cover James Cone's theology is easy to like and hard to live If Jesus is black, he's calling us to do a lot more than affirm the color of his skin. by Elizabeth Palmer May 2, 2018
First Person Reading Elie Wiesel after fleeing Rwanda You cannot bear witness with a single word like genocide. Yet Night describes exactly what happened to me. by Clemantine Wamariya May 1, 2018
First Person I let the Holy Spirit see my dirty laundry I was counting on her discretion. by Rachel Hackenberg April 25, 2018
Books In Review: The Bible in conversation with the liturgy Biblical images and stories don’t just give us information about Jesus, says Gordon Lathrop. They also give us something more. by Paul E. Hoffman April 25, 2018