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Bridging Political, Racial and Religious Differences Through Food - Adrian Miller (Podcast Episode 14)

Soul food scholar Adrian Miller discusses reconciliation and bridging our differences through food.

Finding God in Government: November 29 Newsletter

Our media rages with debates about how to do politics and government better. Often these stories do more to generate heat than...

“Full-Time Ministry Is What You Dedicate to the Lord in Your Work:” An Interview with...

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Ed Moy is the 38th Director of the US Mint (2006-2011), television commentator, author, White House staffer...

After the Election, Now What? November 9 Newsletter

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Earlier this year, we ran this newsletter about being a gracious Christian in a contentious election season. Today, the morning after the...

It Takes Wisdom to See the Good

Bob Sakata is one of America’s biggest vegetable growers. His farm in Brighton, Colorado, produces corn, onions, and sugarbeets. In 1999, he was inducted into the Agriculture Hall of Fame. This video was...

Ten Commandments of Talking Politics on Social Media

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Let’s hold each other accountable to a higher level of discourse for the next few months, with these Ten Commandments of Talking...

Third-Generation Leadership

Jean Bartell Barber, granddaughter of the company’s founder, George H. Bartell, Sr., serves as vice chairman and treasurer of Bartell Drugs, with responsibility for finance, risk management, human resources, real estate, construction, and...

British Economist Offers Perspective on Global Crisis

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Lord Griffiths of Fforestfach was educated and later taught at the London School of Economics and then became dean of the City...

How Citizens Care for the Least of These

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Can we care for the needy through political means?

Have You Prayed for Any Kings Lately?

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1 Timothy 2:2 is one of the most regularly disobeyed verses in the Bible, and maybe that isn't too bad. Now, before...

Faith In The Face Of Limitations: Workplace Wisdom From Zina Pierre

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Zina Pierre was at News Channel 8 in Virginia when her life changed forever. It was 1993, the government was in a...

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Seeking Understanding on Our Political Responsibilities

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“I don’t get it. So are you for more government, or for less government?” So goes my absolute favorite response after I’ve...

Best of Daily Reflections: Praying for Political Leaders from “The Other Side”

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Do you find yourself more inclined to pray for leaders with whom you agree or disagree?

Romans 13 in Context, Part 2

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Today is my third and final reflection upon Romans 13:1-7. There is so much more I’d like to say, but this will have to wait for another time and setting.In my last post...

Romans 13 in Context, Part 1

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Even when we’re reading a passage of Scripture devotionally, we need to remember that it was not written directly to us. Yes, yes, I do believe it is God’s Word for us. But...

What Should We Do With Romans 13?

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When I was sixteen years old, I received my first driver’s license. That precipitated a moral crisis for me. I noticed that most of the cars on Southern California freeways exceeded the speed...

Lord of the Nations

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We pray, not only for ourselves, our families, and our churches, but also for the whole world, including the nations.

Faith and Public Policy: An Interview with William H. Gray, III

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William H. Gray, III, was the first African American to chair the House Budget Committee. He chaired the Democratic Caucus, and later...