. Time and again, I return to one of the most powerful resources I have ever encountered: Martin Lloyd-Jones’ sermon series on Spiritual Depression. His insights have become a lifeline, helping me navigate the darkness with renewed hope.
Many people assume that deep religious conviction and meaningful interfaith dialogue are at odds, but I have found the opposite true. The gospel provides a foundation to hold firm in our faith while engaging others with grace, love, and humility.
History shows us that multiethnic societies built on a common set of values create strong, prosperous nations (Huntington, 2004). Multiculturalism, on the other hand, is a relatively recent experiment that has often led to social and political fragmentation (Putnam, 2007).
History shows us that multiethnic societies built on a common set of values create strong, prosperous nations (Huntington, 2004). Multiculturalism, on the other hand, is a relatively recent experiment that has often led to social and political fragmentation (Putnam, 2007).
. Time and again, I return to one of the most powerful resources I have ever encountered: Martin Lloyd-Jones’ sermon series on Spiritual Depression. His insights have become a lifeline, helping me navigate the darkness with renewed hope.
Many people assume that deep religious conviction and meaningful interfaith dialogue are at odds, but I have found the opposite true. The gospel provides a foundation to hold firm in our faith while engaging others with grace, love, and humility.
The way we tell the story of racial disparity—whether we see it primarily as a consequence of systemic oppression or as a problem rooted in social and cultural development—determines the policies we advocate for and the solutions we pursue.
One of the challenges I face in my work is getting White evangelicals to care about their Muslim neighbors. While White progressives tend to engage Islam through a social justice framework, White evangelicals often approach the topic with suspicion or indifference.
Shame isn’t just an emotion—it’s a prison. It’s a relentless voice whispering, You are unworthy. You are defective. You are a mistake. And when you hear something often enough, you start to believe it.
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