Editorial: As we celebrated with our kids, did we miss an opportunity?
After months of painstaking preparation, the weekend flew by at breakneck speed. We rushed from puppets to preaching, hurriedly changing our kids into bedsheet togas…
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Editorial: A call to come home
Right now, U.S. military forces are helping to fight — and win — battles in the heart of Africa without firing a shot. African forces,…
Editorial: Refugee debate demands a global perspective
Here in the U.S., debates about our immigration policies dominate headlines. We pray that, in the midst of the confusion and frustration, we don’t lose…
Editorial: As a workshop ends, may new work begin
Forty-five years ago, Churches of Christ hungered to reach the lost. A grassroots movement, led by believers including Alan Bryan, resulted in the creation of…
Editorial: The price and prize of Christian news
Touchy. Awkward. Those are words we use to describe talking about money. Still, there are times when financial realities must be discussed. For The Christian…
Editorial: The politics of Jesus Christ
Proclaiming Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior carries “profound political implications.” Jeremie Beller, minister for the Wilshire Church of Christ.So stressed minister Jeremie Beller as…
Editorial: Banish prejudice, a survivor urges us
‘I prayed for you” is a phrase Dr. Kent Brantly never tires of hearing. Nor does the Christian physician and Ebola survivor tire of thanking…
Editorial: Beyond the headlines, stories of resilience
We’re guessing that South Sudan didn’t make the front page of many newspapers this month. Here in the U.S., we’re in the midst of an…
Editorial: A prayer of repentance
Extremism, hatred, fear, mistrust and bigotry seem to surround us daily, threatening our attitude toward others. In this climate of racial and ethnic tension, now…
Editorial: Christians must practice intentional neighboring
Do our neighbors go to church? Do we know if our neighbors go to church? Do we even know our neighbors? As we rush from…
