From soaring temperatures to wars, the world is struggling. We examine how we got here and our ability to impact these global problems.

Have you felt powerless to do anything about the war in Ukraine? Well, now you can help! Read how my friend, Jon, is on the front lines.

What's the difference between Christianity and Christian Nationalism? The scary reality: Most evangelicals don't know the difference.

Religious leaders have been largely silent concerning how conscious AI will intersect with their theology. It's time to break that silence!

Think you know the story of Easter morning? History and the Bible teach us there's a lot more to Jesus' resurrection than we realize.

Why are pastors so often at the center of sexual scandals that destroy their churches, families and careers? The answer may surprise you.

In honor of Black History Month, I assembled some unpublished stories from my interview with Dr. Bernard Lafayette, a Civil Rights leader.

Every New Year's Eve, a friend of mine chooses a word that defines the coming year. My word for 2023 is freedom.

Christmas is a joyous time of year for most people. My history with Christmas is a bit more complex and shaped my life in unexpected ways.

Season 3 of the Restorative Faith Podcast explores the various forms of discrimination caused by the Christian faith.

Our communities are the most fractured they've been since the Civil War. How do we become a whole nation again without violence?

After the 2011 tsunami in Japan, locals from the worst affected areas reported encountering the ghosts of victims in their everyday lives.

In part two on total depravity, we explore what the famous Milgram Experiment reveals about the human propensity for good and evil.

Christians cite the Bible as the reason why abortion is immoral. With Roe v. Wade being reversed, I felt we should fact check that argument.

Christianity claims all humans are inherently evil. But is this true? Does the reasoning make sense? We ask the question: Are you depraved?

Does God control your life? Many Christians think so. Unfortunately, this belief is one of the most destructive in Christianity.

With school principals quietly removing books from their libraries, we are creating a world where critical thinking will no longer exist.

With China imprisoning more than a million Uyghurs in concentration camps, what is our responsibility as Christians to the Uyghur people?

Author Linda Seger reflects on how our values come in clusters and what causes us to move from one value cluster to another.

Christians created a massive schism within our society through the Culture Wars. Now this same schism is destroying the church.