When I was a student at Biola University in the early 1990s, a prominent artist, Kent Twitchell, painted a large mural of Jesus on the side

Four years ago, the label "Christian nationalism" was largely used as a pejorative rather than as a term of self-identification.

I learned I was an adopted kid in 1978, the year I turned five.

On January 19, we released an Off Code podcast episode, “Exposing the Lies of Black History, Part 2.”

Is DEI collapsing?

Many Christians continue to wrestle with developing a biblical framework for justice, especially when it comes to analyzing the problem of r

Women are flooding social media with videos of themselves declaring sexual abstinence.

Today, some Christians seem to be asking the question, "is racism a sin?" in earnest, for multiple reasons.

Race is not just a line drawn in the sand of human history; it is a chasm that has divided and defined families, communities, and churches.

My journey away from social justice began with reading the Scriptures.