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Mending Sunday – Skot Welch

If there is one word that defines much of the modern church, it may be fragmentation. Congregations divide over politics, race, worship styles, theology, and social issues. Christians increasingly sort themselves into communities of like-minded […]

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The God Who Sees – Karen Gonzalez

A few months ago, I came across a 1980 debate between then-Presidential candidates Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush. I was floored with how both Republican candidates spoke about the need for open borders to […]

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Anabaptist Essentials – Palmer Becker

Over my years in ministry, I found myself accidentally an Anabaptist. Most of this had to do with practical theology and shifting political alignments in my own personal philosophy that led to an increased emphasis […]

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Grace Can Lead Us Home – Kevin Nye

I saw a photo the other day of a police officer writing a person experiencing homelessness a citation for experiencing homelessness while the tagline “SERVE AND PROTECT” was prominently emblazoned on the police cruiser in […]