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Why I Hate The Term First Lady/Gentleman
In adopting the term First Lady or First Gentleman, the Black church may be in danger of creating a hierarchical structure that is unbiblical. Read more
The Scroll: A Documentary on African-American Ministers
In a dynamic four-part series, The Scroll chronicles the faith journeys of prominent African-American pastors, ministers, and faith leaders. Read more
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: A Man with a Purpose, a Dream, and Influence
As America anticipates the second-term inauguration of President Barack Obama, now is a good time to ask: what does the legacy of Dr. King mean for young black boys and our nation at large? Read more
Inauguration Prayers, Black History, and the Homosexual Agenda
Myrile Evers-Williams, wife of slain civil rights icon, was set to share bookended inauguration prayers with Pastor Louie Giglio until Giglio decided to withdraw from the ceremony. Has a potentially historic African American event been usurped by the gay rights agenda? Read more
Hope in Newtown
The Connecticut school shooting raises a big question for Christians: How do we offer hope in a world that’s becoming increasingly hopeless? It starts with the person of Jesus Christ. Read more
The Brazen, Beautiful Humanity of Malala Yousafzai
The Pakistani teen activist was ambushed and nearly killed by Taliban terrorists because of her stand for education and civil rights for girls and women. Her courage has inspired a new movement for justice. Read more
My Two and a Half Cents: An Open Letter to Angus T. Jones
Now that a little time has past since the young ‘Two and a Half Men’ star’s condemnation of his CBS show, here’s some advice for living out your faith even when you’re in the cast of a ‘filthy’ sitcom. Read more
What Is Black Community?
A scholarly survey of how African Americans struggled for a community identity before the Civil War — and how it affects us today. Read more
Food for the Soul
During this season of thanksgiving, gathering around the table for soul food reminds me of the profound African American story of which I’m a part — but also of how that story is tied to God’s greater story of redemption. Read more
Attention Christmas Shoppers: Angel Tree Needs You!
Angel Tree shares the true meaning of the season with incarcerated men and women and their children by providing Christmas gifts and financial support. Will you help? Read more