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I’ve been pondering the specter of lynching as a very real way to talk about how the horrific act of crucifixion still happens today.

Perhaps as never before, the story of the birth of Jesus renders itself uncomfortably vivid and relevant.

I will resist against the hate, but I will not hate, I will resist against the violence but I will not be violent, I will resist against the bitterness and despair by building loving communities.

I am part of the resistance to protect the progress of human dignity for all people that has been won with the shedding of blood and tears.

In order for whites, blacks, Asians, Hispanics, Arabs, and Israelis to go beyond such barriers, it is important to see what God says about the matter.

Despite the fact I am a secular person, I find that there is something compelling and transformative about the figure of Jesus

Our faith needs to do better. Our faith needs to grow. Our faith needs to take its next steps in maturing morally.