Brent Amato discusses priorities and how that interacts with the start of a new year.

Ken Liu discusses celebrating the glorious miracle of the Incarnation.

Anton Sorkin has come to realize a profound challenge rooted in the confluence of two mandates: unity and harvest. Each plays unique roles in the way we understand time, community, and our participation in the ongoing work of the Spirit.

Lynn Buzzard poses the question, God is most like... in this latest devotional.

Brent Amato discusses the importance of going on retreat.

Ken Liu discusses why "time poverty" is a real burden for people in financial poverty.

Christian Legal Society (CLS) recently filed an amicus brief in support of a petition for the U.S. Supreme Court to hear the case of Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission v. Woods. Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission (SUGM), a ministry to the city’s homeless, hosts a Christian Legal Aid clinic called Open Door Legal Services.

As Christians, if God told us all the things we would incur during this life, I wonder if we would make it to our assignments. In fact, if we knew sometimes it would be difficult, I wonder if we would muster up enough courage to even begin our journey. I have been pondering a lot about this concept lately, especially since my most recent road trip.

Every school year, students will gather on their respective college campuses and be inundated by the practical applications of a life east of Eden. A life with the perpetual toil of urban living and the slowly decaying capacity for human interaction.

The Supreme Court’s unanimous decision in favor of Catholic Social Services (CSS) in Fulton v. City of Philadelphia may remind many religious freedom advocates of The Rolling Stones: "you can’t always get what you want, but you might just find you get what you need."