Crucifixion was a form of execution which was meant to invoke fear and despair. It was one of the ways Rome
Reflecting on Psalms 51:1-12 Anyone who has experienced depression, anxiety, mental illness, or who has cared for someone suffering from mental
What great news!! God loves the world so much God gave their only son, not to condemn but to save!! That
There is “retributive justice,” that uses violence to punish. And there is “restorative justice,” that seeks to heal brokenness and make
Jesus refined being “first” and being “great” in a world where the Roman Empire laid claim to both titles, delivering peace
Here we go again; Jesus defying social norms, laying waste to expectations, and placing himself outside of what society and religious
As bishop, I have been to almost all our congregations on a Sunday morning. One of the great joys of this
February is celebrated across the nation as Black/African-American History Month. It is a time we can engage our youth groups, faith
There is not much in the realm of public policy that immigration advocates and opponents can agree upon. Reasonable folks on
A few months ago, I attended a virtual workshop on Racial Trauma. Although I lead antiracism training and serve as a
