Joe Morrow says contemporary life in the 21st century is about “coming to terms with the array of options.”
The Bible offers a key to how to live faithfully and lovingly in a world full of diverse opinions, writes John Williams.
Teri McDowell Ott, Editor of the Presbyterian Outlook, sat down with author, speaker, educator and interfaith leader Eboo Patel for a faithful conversation about his recent book, "We Need to Build: Field Notes for Diverse Democracy."
“Not everyone understands God in the way I understand God” is an important lesson, writes Teri McDowell Ott. Even more important: we can honor, welcome and respect those who understand God differently.
Maggie Alsup shares a resource she has found helpful in addressing her anxiety and ministering to college students as they wrestle with their own mental health.
Jo Wiersema, a University of Dubuque Theological Seminary student and bartender, shares their ministry behind the bar. Sometimes, they write, you can find the love of God next to a pint of beer.
A poem for those affected by Monday's shooting at UNC-Chapel Hill.
Phillip Blackburn encourages rural churches to embrace the start of the school year. Can we learn something new, too?
K. Marie Mainard O’Connell recommends "The Book of Forgiving: The Fourfold Path for Healing Ourselves and the World" by Desmond and Mpho Tutu. "It is time to start forgiving the church — and ourselves," writes the pastor.
God meets us when we are at our lowest, shares Colin Farmer in a personal essay.
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