religion
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Our Identity Crisis is Here
Nearly 250 years after its founding, the United States is facing its greatest crisis yet. The crisis is not who’s in the White House, but of identity—our shared beliefs and values that inspire hope and goodness for ourselves and others. Continue reading
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A Vision for a Just and Inclusive Future
In a time of polarized thinking and pursuit for power, we have a better vision of the future. Continue reading
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Facing the Reality of Climate Change
During a disastrous weekend in central Texas, severe flooding, exacerbated by climate change, left nearly 100 people missing or killed. As climate research warns of increased catastrophic events, acknowledging human-caused climate change is essential. A unified response is necessary to… Continue reading
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The End Times: Misconceptions and Current Realities
Are we living in “the end times” and on the brink of a total global collapse? Unlikely. Continue reading
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Pride Month: A Beacon of Hope and Inclusion
Amid the increasing drumbeat of anxiety and ideological movements favoring power, privilege, and othering, Pride Month is a light shining through the darkness of societal uncertainty. Continue reading
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Finding Hope when Good is Evil and Evil is Good
There is an age-old question that burdens every generation in their time, “Why does evil exist in the world?” The most simplistic conclusions rarely provide a complete picture and often leave us with unsatisfying answers. Continue reading
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Rehumanizing Our World: The Path to Lasting Peace
As peace remains elusive in the Middle East and Ukraine, friendships are broken, foes are made, and anxiety grows. Like a viral contagion, injustice and conflict affect everyone, regardless of where they occur. Continue reading
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The Growing Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza: Learning from the Past
The United Nations characterizes the situation on the ground in Gaza as a “worst-case scenario,” including Israel’s continued weaponization of access to food and water as “a war crime.” As the humanitarian crisis grows by the day, so does the… Continue reading
Matt Till 