We will find Christ among foolish bridesmaids and other outcasts, laughing in boundless joy.

Integrity, love and service are the hallmarks of legitimate authority.

Love is not a warm smooshy feeling, but a decision, an action, and an orientation.

Happiness is fragile, temporary. But even in the depths of anguish, we can know joy.

In God's economy, there is no private ownership, only stewardship.

Who causes suffering when we fail to forgive?

Turning towards one another inevitably leads to conflict, and that means work.

The God of freedom calls us to shape the future through our collective choices.

The story of exodus points to the joy-filled possibilities of civil disobedience.

In his encounter with the Canaanite woman, Jesus repeats then repents of Joshua’s policy of no mercy.