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  Voices: Who gets to decide what an ‘evangelical’ is?

  Evangelicals have existed far longer than the Republican party. Evangelicals exist in a myriad of countries other than the United States.

  12/20/2017 - By Jake Raabe

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  Voices: Is the US embassy’s move to Jerusalem a prophetic sign?

  Can we discuss the end times for a moment?

  12/13/2017 - By John Whitten

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  Voices: The approval of man

  Pastor Zac Harrel wrestles with a problem that’s not just relegated to pastors: How do we overcome needing the approval of man over the approval of God?

  12/13/2017 - By Zac Harrel

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  Voices: Behold the Savior

  For Pastor Jason Dunton, a picture of a hoped-for, promised childhood Christmas gift illustrates what we were all given at Christmas so long ago.

  12/13/2017 - By Jason Dunton

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  Voices: A moment of reckoning, and not just for sexual harassers

  In this moment of reckoning, let us become a people who stand for respect, equality and partnership and who stand against objectification, oppression and entitlement.

  12/06/2017 - By Meredith Stone

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  Voices: Less ‘Silent Night,’ more ‘Christmas Vacation’

  What does Clark Griswold’s tirade at the end of ‘Christmas Vacation’ tell us about the real story of Christmas?

  12/06/2017 - By Myles Werntz

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  Voices: The radical implications of the incarnation in the wake of sexual harassment

  We need another look at Scripture, and more than a passing glance that dismisses new or unfamiliar readings. Look at the way God’s Spirit acts through the ministry of women in the Bible.

  12/06/2017 - By Garrett Vickrey

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  Voices: Finding Waco’s hidden treasure: The Divine Servant

  Near Waco’s booming downtown sits The Divine Servant, a sculpture of Jesus washing Peter’s feet, that reminds Craig Nash of the real definition of power.

  11/22/2017 - By Craig Nash

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  Voices: The church, the gospel, and sexual assault

  When we loudly condemn members of one party who have been accused of sexual assault but defend members of another, we’re teaching our young men and women that partisan politics are more important than women’s safety.

  11/22/2017 - By Jake Raabe

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  Voices: A call for unity around truth and goodness

  Truth, goodness, justice and excellence can be found everywhere and often in what we feel are unlikely places.

  11/21/2017 - By Zac Harrel

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  Voices: Sorrowful, yet always rejoicing

  In a world of seemingly constant bad news, how can the church be “sorrowful, yet always rejoicing”?

  11/15/2017 - By Zac Harrel

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  Voices: Do you hug the church or squeeze its life out?

  What may feel like loving the church may actually be part of the cause for why our church is declining, reaching fewer and fewer people and, perhaps, be close to dying.

  11/08/2017 - By Ross Shelton