By Emery B. Barber “Help me! Save me!” I cried out as I hung from the ledge of the roof of an old two-story office building. I was only...
By Bill Francavilla Every Sunday before our church service starts, we have an unofficial meeting at which a diverse group of people that includes elders, worship team members, greeters,...
When it comes to conversations on race, our level of offendability often reveals the level of our maturity. If we can’t overcome offense in the moment,...
By Deborah Smith Pegues 10 Ways Whites Can Bridge the Racial Divide REALIZE your conscious biases and pray for revelation of your unconscious prejudices toward black people. Racism...
By Randall A. Bach and Kwabea Francis Co-leaders of the Unity Commission “Here there is no Gentile or Jew, circumcised or uncircumcised, barbarian, Scythian, slave or free, but Christ is all, and is in...
By Mone Cavan If we refuse to examine our long-held assumptions because we believe we are right, we will never become the person God wants us to be. We won’t love the way He wants us to...
By Candi Hagan Recently my family walked through a challenging season of loss when we unexpectedly had to say goodbye to my mother. She had traveled...
By Bill Francavilla I firmly believe the Church would be much stronger if everyone took ten minutes out of their day and read a few chapters of the...
By Gary Smith If someone asks me, “Do you believe supernatural healing is for today?” I can only respond, “Believe it? Absolutely. I’ve experienced it, and...
By Nicole Kerr Her sister, Mary, sat at the Lord’s feet, listening to what he taught. But Martha was distracted by the big dinner she was preparing....