As the Israel-Hamas War has continued for several months, rising tensions around the world have…
Earlier this week, the world watched in horror as violence erupted in Israel and Gaza.…
All the American flags in our town were flying at half-staff last August, and for the first time in my life I knew why. Not in a general, something-bad-must-have-happened sense, but in a specific, heartbreaking, knowing-a-face-and-a-name sense.
There’s war, and there’s peace. But according to Ron Sider, there’s a third way to engage conflict.
On the morning of September 11, 2001, I was skipping school. In all of the…
A humanitarian aid worker admits that witnessing injustice doesn’t ever get any easier—but we can still overcome evil with good.
Ryan McBain looks back on the life and writings of Christopher Hitchens and what they mean for the Christian community.
Jonathan Merritt writes an op-ed for the Washington Post reprinted in RELEVANT that looks at God’s desires for peace and justice and how that plays out in Libya.
Columnist Logan Mehl-Laituri, a former U.S. soldier, reflects on what it means to be a Christian during a time of war.
Molly Schnepel writes a blog for RELEVANT about a soldier named Martin who learned how to forgive Muslims after feeling so much hatred.
Alecia May writes a column for RELEVANT about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and what the church’s role might be in it.
Andreana Reale writes a column for RELEVANT looking at how Christ’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday is a part of His quest to end injustice.
When the United States was attacked on Sept. 11, the entire world shook. We mourned.…
When asked, “Who is my neighbor?” in Luke 10, Jesus responded by making it clear…