When our spirit responds to the Spirit, when we open up to all that God promises, we feel ourselves to be children of God. If, after that, we feel...
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But for Black people, what does the Incarnation of God look like as it confronts systems and ideologies designed not just to subjugate, but to...
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This chess table, or the memory of it, became associated with other memories, dreams, fantasies, and concepts as time has passed. These accretions...
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In most sermons I have listened to, the woman at the well is usually introduced as a loser — five and a half husbands, no lady friends (women usually...
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Grace in black is not a theory, but a lived experience. For many Christians, grace is simply a covering and a badge, but for oppressed people, grace...
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How do you stop people like that? What do you count as success? And when do you decide that enough is enough? The jail break should have been a tip-...
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After we arrived in Naikara, I quickly noticed the long line of people waiting to see the doctor or the dentist. Oh no, I thought, we won’t have...
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The storming of the Capitol before the eyes of the world calls for lamentation. The lies that have been perpetuated about a stolen election call for...
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There is much about the year 2020 that I would like to forget, but the things I would like to forget have been the fears of many this past year. They...
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