I’ve been on the road in recent weeks and I’d like to share with you some notes from my travels. Last week, I joined our (new!) friends at Democracy Notes for a thoughtful conversation over breakfast in Chicago. The attendees are involved in the democracy space in a wide variety of ways and it was […]

In Mark 12:31, Jesus summarizes God’s wishes for humanity with the second great commandment: “You shall love your neighbor as yourself. There is no other greater commandment than these.” His unequivocal language makes it clear that the obligation to love your neighbor as yourself is non-negotiable and timeless. But certain times can tempt us to […]

ChatGPT is making more ripples across more industries than any other artificial intelligence innovation. Will it take our jobs or solve our problems? Though our headlines and feeds are soaked with anxiety and speculation, we’re asking the wrong questions.

When you think of “Christians and the law,” you might think of an attorney who focuses on pro-life issues or the First Amendment. Or, more recently, you might think of political activists attempting to overturn the recent 2020 election results. However, our characterizations fundamentally miss (or sometimes completely undermine) the true scope of justice the Bible portrays.