From False Dichotomies to Gospel Faithfulness Considering what it might take to merge the priorities of evangelism and social justice into one missional conviction that embodies them both. By Darrell Guder View and print as PDF Toward the end of the 1980s, the new, reunited Presbyterian Church
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Learning from Isaiah that we may neither privatize evangelism nor claim the autonomy of social action. By Walter Brueggemann View and print as PDF The overwhelming theological claim of the Bible in all its parts is that YHWH— creator of heaven and earth, savior and sovereign
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By Gary Dorrien (The following is an autobiographical reflection from social ethicist, Gary Dorrien, also appearing in “On Living Faith” series offered by Odyssey Networks, and previewed by Unbound on ecclesio.com. Looking back to the Civil Rights Movement and Dr. King, Gary Dorrien offers a few thoughts on what
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Horizons Bible Study Lesson: Matthew 5:6; Luke 6:21a, 25a; Psalm 107:1–9 By Margaret Aymer “Greatly Honored Are Those Who Are Famished and Parched for Justice!” is one of nine lessons, excerpted from the Confessing the Beatitudes Bible study, by Margaret Aymer, published by Presbyterian Women/Horizons. Used by permission. To
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