Forgiveness Conquers a Dystopian World: Review of Ride, Sally, Ride
By Jesse Sumpter This book is the story for 2020. The plot is about as bizarre as 2020. And after […]
Health Care Sharing Members’ Stories Matter
By Ted Pittenger A Jan. 2 New York Times story by Reed Abelson about health care sharing organizations used Samaritan
In Diversity We Trust?
By Levi Secord Recently, I saw a man with “In diversity we trust” emblazoned on his shirt. Replacing “In God
Why Patients and Care Providers Are Moving Away from Major Hospital Systems
By Anthony Hopp One would think, in these days of COVID-19, that America’s doctors and patients are as reliant on
Donald Trump, Fat Tony, and Elite Evangelical Discourse
By Rhett Burns Donald Trump is an exclamation point, a bolded font, an underscore, an orange highlighter, drawing attention to
Singing and the Sons of God: On the Recovery of Maximalism
Congregational singing is in the crosshairs of Covid-19 as public health recommendations and orders from civil magistrates in some areas
Proud to be an American? A Christian Reflection on being American
By Levi Secord In the fallout of the George Floyd fiasco, much has been said about what is wrong with
The Courage to Stand
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