Name it and claim it. If you don’t have it, it’s because you haven’t prayed enough. If you were more faithful, you’d have more blessings. You’ve probably heard...
Panelists at the Values and Capitalism Fall Summit gathered on Friday, October 30th, to discuss the impact of the family on poverty. According to Bradford Wilcox, director of...
An estimated 220,000 people were killed and 300,000 more people were injured in the 2010 earthquake in Haiti. Schools, government buildings, and homes were destroyed, leaving 19 million...
Christian millennials are losing interest in politics. They are passionate about social justice issues, but they’re politically disillusioned, and dysfunction in Washington is quickly eroding their enthusiasm for...
Ottawa, KS is a nice place to live. It has friendly people, a charming downtown, and access to big city amenities, since the Kansas City suburbs are only...
When we think of charity, helping someone get a job doesn’t immediately come to mind. We’re more likely to hand $20 to a homeless man, provide a holiday...
The debate over income inequality continues unabated. Quotes like this one from a recent CNN article are common: “The stakes are high because we understand inequality to be...
On Thursday morning, I made my way up Pennsylvania Avenue in DC to my neighborhood coffee shop, pulling my suitcase behind me. The coffee shop is always my...
Yesterday I arrived in Chicago with my co-worker Jacque Isaacs for the Justice Conference, one of the largest biblical and social justice conferences. It is expected to draw...
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