In many arenas of life, we neatly divide people into two groups: friends and foes. Sports pit one team against another. American politics are defined by two opposing parties. So… read more

At a time when polarization seems to be at an all-time high, most churches are not able to bridge the gap. Instead, they are caught up in divisiveness, too. This polarization… read more

You could say many things about the anti-vaccination, anti-masking, anti-mandate movement that is feeding the surge in the infection, hospitalization and death rates in Florida… read more

Every Saturday night my maternal grandparents watched Live Atlanta Wrestling. Sitting on the edge of their plastic-covered sofa they cheered on and booed the figures grappling on… read more

  For three days in an Airbnb rental in a cozy Atlanta neighborhood, my team and I took a spiritual retreat. Nine of us worshipped together, laughed and played together, ate … read more

  We minister today in a world where division and dissension are the norm. Politicians and news commentators are constantly defining different perspectives. To be the body… read more