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“The cross demands that we join in God’s eternal mission to create a loving and just world.” – Our new Voices columnist, Kelly Brown Douglas https://t.co/FRZ2yMaxue

“It is not just the words that Jeremiah speaks that make him a prophet. It is his willingness to share in the judgment, in the lamentation, in the exile.” – Diane Roth #lectionary https://t.co/D3cTves99K

“Like most young men his age, my son is caught in the crosshairs of our shifting ideas about violence and masculinity, and Cobra Kai taps into this.” – @kathrynreklis https://t.co/d4ml8FAlwc

Amy Leach playfully contrasts the apocalyptic, fundamentalist worldviews of her childhood with the teeming abundance of life that she found later. Review by @amyfryk: https://t.co/vREotSKUWy @fsgbooks

“‘Who is God?’ has become somewhat of a daily question for me, a kind of centering I’ve needed as God and Christianity and the Bible are invoked alongside policies of death and confinement and deportation and exclusion.” – Brian Bantum https://t.co/zhHfsSQPv3

“We need to speak out. We need to say, for example, that mass deportation is against our gospel values and our baptismal covenant. We need to not shrink back or worry.” – Martin Dickinson, in an interview with @olivalejandra_ https://t.co/07rLOdeRp7

“Theological study, if we’re doing it right, doesn’t avoid the crises of our world. It interrogates them at the deepest level.” – Andrew Packman https://t.co/D4uV76ggxE

“To trace human work through gratitude to grace is pretty standard Lutheran fare. Many at Holden Village add a critical third piece: the gift of God’s creation and in return our care for this gift.” – Jason Mahn https://t.co/bzVMlQuNJg

How shall we render to Caesar? Richard Lischer offers a gospel-centered call for faithful resistance and reconciliation. https://t.co/nbtsTOfKN1

Journalist @joeberg documents Elie Wiesel’s work, his activism, and the belief in God that he never fully renounced. Read the review by Charles Scriven: https://t.co/g3ABcZWwLh @yalepress

“What if you’re facing an emergency, your fight-or-flight response has been triggered, and you’ve been conditioned since childhood to call the police—even if your thinking on policing has since changed?” – the Christian Century editors https://t.co/b2Qr7qXjQG

“The sacraments are depth charges in the complacent waterways of the church, disturbing sediment and creating new channels.” – Rachel Mann https://t.co/HLxxvd2uBY

“To steady ourselves we’ll need to find each other, to make room for one another around a table, in our living rooms, at church.” – Isaac Villegas https://t.co/Vo6E8QUTgw

“No one from 16th-century Anabaptism lived long enough to write a systematic theology.” – Melissa Florer-Bixler https://t.co/CsCbYGMgDm

“Pressing into our sanctified imagination ushers us beyond a faith that already makes sense to us.” – Charisse R. Tucker #lectionary https://t.co/bdxfsWbfO8

“There came a child once / who sang God’s peace, / a potent “all is well,” / though nothing was, / piped in a small voice / in the middle of a dark night / with no promise of dawn.” – Read Kathleen L. Housley’s full poem: https://t.co/wnOSvfN0le

Taymullah Abdur-Rahman, or Imam Tay as he is affectionately known, demonstrates that friendship across religious difference can elicit personal and social transformation. Review by Rafia Amina Khader: https://t.co/jl2JPCH4XO @broadleaf_books

“I was struck by the contrast between the clarity and forthrightness of the students’ activism and the response of the broader church.” – Emilee Walker-Cornetta https://t.co/3SKsX23lsx

“I predict that academic theology will continue to show a greater interest in the topic of cooking. But I fear that it will be an interest abstracted from the actual people who have been responsible for cooking for most of human history.” – @kvslice https://t.co/ZP1SpPCabw