If you’re new to my page, welcome! My desire is for authentic dialogue, especially as we navigate through difficult topics at the intersection of Christianity and politics. I write about topics like these in a weekly newsletter, which you can find here:

RT @KlasfeldReports: In a blistering statement, the American Bar Association describes "attacks on constitutionally protected birthright ci…

@AdamKinzinger 😂 you’re right, I need to get with the program.

Jesus didn’t say “whatever you do for the billionaires and the authoritarians you do for me.” Jesus said, “whatever you do for the least of these, my brothers and sisters, you do for me.”

Here is the link to today today’s newsletter:

A lot of trolls are claiming I’m ashamed of God’s word being spread. Nope. I’m ashamed of so called Christians reducing the sacredness of our holy scriptures down to a petty political tool in their perceived culture war while blatantly ignoring the religious freedom of others.

Can you imagine the outrage from Christians if any other religious group was doing this? It would be a meltdown. This is what hypocrisy looks like.

RT @karlykingsley: Someone finally put it into words.

I titled this devotional “When Love Gets The Last Word” because that is the hope I continue to draw from the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus. That no matter how discouraging the world may be around us love will not only prevail but will get the last word.

It’s interesting how many of the replies say “so, the same thing?” Sure, if you really think Christians and our country are the same thing. I wrote this with the conviction that the church is not the country, but the reverse belief is what has lead to a lot of the mess we are in

@jcarole I’m there!

RT @profsamperry: Just got this email from the @NAEvangelicals. Apparently Trump's cuts to foreign aid, including USAID, are hindering the…

If our politics as Christians cause us to be more suspicious about how a poor single parent spends their welfare check than we are about how billionaires use their wealth to gain unprecedented access to our nation’s halls of power, we need a grand reversal.

When you worship wealth, you will shame the poor and hold them accountable to the strictest of moral standards while praising the rich and holding them accountable to no standard at all.

RT @JamesMartinSJ: In its simplest terms, the apparent demise of #USAID is the result of the world's richest man ending a program that help…