On Monday, January 26th, faith leaders gathered in Washington D.C. to discuss restorative justice as a Christian approach to the criminal justice system. The United States is home...
“At Joshua’s command, the Israelite army gave a great shout, and Jericho’s walls fell down, the soldiers rushed in and conquered the city (Joshua 6:20).” So begins the...
On January 9, 2015, President Obama announced a proposal subsidizing two years of community college education for students who attend at least half the time and maintain a...
Jesus knew that some day his tiny band of followers would have authority over large groups of people. While he was with them, he taught them many lessons...
Fluorescent lights flicker on as bright chunks of sunlight slip through cracks in the blinds. The aroma of brewing coffee wafts though the air amidst quiet conversations between...
One of the more remarkable developments in the workplace over the last several years has been the advent of technology allowing more and more workers to telecommute, or...
About six months ago my wife and I were preparing to drive to New York City. I asked her if there was a book she wanted to listen...
The holiday honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr leads me to reflect on many things, not all of which are the usual topics. First, we see in Dr....
In a few weeks I’ll be presenting at Faulkner University’s annual conference for the Journal of Faith and the Academy. This year’s theme is “Ancient Words and Modern...
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