Why U.S. Churches Should Learn to be More Thankful

By Danny Chisholm | September 25, 2018

U.S. churches don’t have to worry about the hardship of persecution. As a result, they often don’t realize or give thanks for the little things given to them every day.

W.E.B. Du Bois – His Legacy of Racial Equality Lives On

By Leroy Seat | September 25, 2018

CDC: U.S. Obesity Balloons Drastically Over 4 Decades

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The Bright Lights of Baptists

By Mitch Randall | September 20, 2018

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4 Crucial Issues: The Future Shape of Christian Mission

By Kang-San Tan | September 24, 2018

If our mission is to be relevant in tomorrow’s world, our theology and practice will need to change. These 4 crucial issues will determine the quality of Christian mission into the next century.

Hitler’s Rise to Power: Are We Repeating History?

By Roger Olson | September 24, 2018

Hitler came to power out of people’s fear. They embraced an evil man, believing he was the only alternative to anarchy and communism. He promised to make Germany great again. Are we repeating history?

Report: Social Safety Net Effective in Reducing U.S. Poverty

By EthicsDaily.com Staff | September 24, 2018

Despite claims that federal anti-poverty programs have failed, social safety nets have been effective in reducing U.S. poverty over the past 50 years, a new report says.

Stripping People of Their Agency Robs Their Dignity

By Devon Dundee | September 21, 2018

Agency refers to peoples’ ability to act and make decisions for themselves. Often, people have been stripped of their agency, treated as less than human. We must become agents of agency.

4 Things Bivocational Pastors Need from Seminaries – Part 2

By Ircel Harrison | September 21, 2018

Bivocational ministry is emerging as a necessity for many churches and denominations, but most theological institutions still focus on full-time church ministry and mostly ignore other ministry models.

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