‘Healing from my brother’s murder’
Are memorials the best we can do in the face of injustice? When do laws need to change? These questions and more are what Allisa…
Dialogue
Pursue justice rather than power
The messy overlap of Christianity and U.S. politics is where you’ll often find David French. Before becoming a New York Times columnist tackling political issues…
Fulfilling the role of a ‘kingdom university’
OKLAHOMA CITY — Higher education has faced many challenges in the past three years — a global pandemic, rising expenses and fewer students are just a…
‘There are no atheists … on top of rockets’
Victor Glover — who served on the International Space Station and will pilot NASA’s Artemis II mission to the moon next year — spoke to…
Is secularism good for Christianity?
‘Religious freedom is going to get complicated, and we potentially face a more intrusive state apparatus, trying to ensure that religious bodies are compliant with…
Everyone’s voice: 40 years of Acappella
In 1982, Keith Lancaster formed the Acappella singing group in his hometown of Paris, Tenn., to help spread the Gospel through the music of the…
Seeking the gifted
'What ideas or solutions would you propose to inspire and train more preachers to serve in Churches of Christ?” That was one question in a…
Sherri Coale reflects on life after basketball
OKLAHOMA CITY — The COVID-19 pandemic forced many to slow down and reconsider what filled the space in their lives. Sherri Coale was no exception.…
Why are some Christians so angry?
Chris McCurley has noticed something. “People are angrier than ever,” he said. That includes many Christians, said McCurley, who preaches for the Oldham Lane Church…
American preacher escapes Ukraine amid Russian bombing
In 1989, the Soviet Union was on the brink of collapse. The Berlin Wall came down and the doors to Christianity began to open. Mark…
