Articles filed under
World

Grace for the Rich and Powerful

Dorcas Cheng-Tozun

How You Can Help in Haiti

Seeing Ourselves in the Refugee Olympic Team

Stephen Woodworth

A new Noah’s ark? How about a renewed Garden of Eden

Rolf Bouma

A Christian defense of Brexit

Todd Huizinga

Bringing light to “dark tourism”

Tamara Hill Murphy

Remembering Umberto Eco

Doug Stephens IV

Sin, evil and the Zika virus

Clayton Carlson

It’s time for a Christian consensus on climate change

Clayton Carlson

Advent and lament

Branson Parler

Jesus was a refugee

Kent Van Til

Paris, terror and what to say when it all comes down

Roger Nelson

The New York Times’ redemptive use of virtual reality

Scott Hoezee

Hummus for peace and the beauty of communion

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

How Christians can lead the way on maternity leave

Branson Parler

Why Protestants should applaud Pope Francis’ U.S. visit

Jordan J. Ballor

Why the Syrian refugee crisis must be met with Gospel-sized grace

Jarod Grice

Is Dismaland as distorted as Disneyland?

Josh Larsen

A Christian response to Amnesty’s call for decriminalized prostitution

Michelle Brock

Jim Wallis on welcoming the stranger

Jim Wallis

The story of Reyna Garcia

Josh Larsen

A theology of immigration

Matthew Soerens

Hope for the children of Honduras

Omar Rivera (with Evan Trowbridge)

Is climate engineering good creation care?

Abbie Schrotenboer

Why Christians are called to immigration reform

Stephanie Summers

Reading between the rhetoric after the Charlie Hebdo attacks

Jonathan Downie

For Christians, there is no torture debate

Branson Parler

Balancing vigilance and providence in the face of Ebola

Tamara Hill Murphy

Sewing hope with Sister Rosemary Nyirumbe

Tamara Hill Murphy

How the church can model unity in post-referendum Scotland

Jonathan Downie

The common grace of fake vacation destinations

Kory Plockmeyer

Cease-fires and the fog of war

Robert Joustra

Burnt offerings and incinerated ivory

Josh Larsen

Death without hope in Japan’s valley of dolls

Derek Rishmawy

We’re no longer No. 1! We’re no longer No. 1!

Branson Parler

What airports reveal about religious pluralism

Jonathan Downie