Work is changing. More than four out of five of American workers who are currently working from home want to continue working remotely at least some of the time when the pandemic ends. But while the pandemic has created new opportunities for some workers, it’s hurting...
Illinois’ Fair Tax proposal raises important issues about tax policy. But money has moral value — and its moral value shines a light on the injustice of flat tax policies.
Trump’s tweets aren’t personal musings or political bluster. They’re words. And according to the gospel, they provide a window to his heart.
Common decency requires white Christians in Rochester to serve as allies in the fight against all forms of racism and bigotry.
Hold on to your seat because I’m going to ask you to do something that sounds a little scary. I’m going to ask you to become less tolerant.
They had to beg George Washington to become president. Now, narcissism is a prerequisite for candidacy. Where are the servant leaders in American politics?
The American church has been a leader in clean drinking water initiatives. But why are so many Christians silent about the Flint water crisis?
Being vulnerable isn’t fun. But the ministries of Jesus and Martin Luther King Jr. remind us that vulnerability is a stepping stone to change and peace.
You’ve heard of Santa Claus. But have you heard about the real St. Nick? Here’s what he can teach us about kindness, mercy and love.
Making peace is a creative work that allows God’s Spirit to work in and through us. But to do it, you have to be willing to make some hard choices.
The end of violence won’t come through half-baked ideas and angry Facebook memes. The end of violence begins with you. It begins in solitude.
Tired of politicians? So am I. It’s up to ordinary people like you and me to overcome evil with good. Here’s how we do it …
What happened in Paris is evil and inhuman. It demands a response. But in this time of violence, how can our response stay true to the call of the gospel?
On the fence about Obama’s recent “ban the box” initiative for ex-cons? According to the gospels, ex-cons aren’t unhireable — they’re family members.
Jesus said the poor will always be with us. But extreme global poverty is at an all-time low. Here’s what needs to happen next in the war against poverty.
The cult of celebrity is thriving. But when we refuse to participate in celebrity worship, we affirm the value of all people — not just the lucky few.
For a country that has historically called itself a “melting pot” of immigrant groups, Americans haven’t always had a positive response to immigration.
The EU migrant crisis is more than a migration — it’s a humanitarian emergency that will require the world to respond collectively and humanely.
Fear takes your good intentions off track and makes you do things you don’t really want to do. Like it or not, your fear hurts other people. Here’s how …
He’s polling ahead of every other Republican presidential candidate, but Trump has a Jesus problem — and sooner or later, it will tank his campaign.
From your bank account to your living space, you’ve been conditioned to think that more is better. But have you ever asked yourself how much is too much?
Kindness is a spiritual and moral virtue, a cornerstone of civilized society. But what happens when being kind feels impossible?
Yesterday’s “no” vote means that Greece’s debt crisis will continue. Here’s what the Greek economic crisis is all about and why it’s spiritually important.