November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee
Reconciliation
Reconciliation explores the gospel’s power to restore relationships—with God and with one another—and calls the church to live as a reconciled people. Discover Bible-based articles on forgiveness, peacemaking, unity, conflict resolution, and healing divisions in families, congregations, and communities. You’ll find practical guidance for pursuing repentance, speaking truth in love, listening well, and building trust over time. These resources help Christians embody the reconciling work of Jesus, resist bitterness and hostility, and cultivate communities marked by grace, justice, and lasting peace.
Antisemitism, Zionism, and Christianity Require Biblical Clarity
A biblical response to antisemitism, Zionism, Israel, and Jewish history must begin with Scripture, confess Christian failures, and resist today’s resurgence of anti-Jewish hostility.
The Power of Unity: A Call to Shift from Enemies to Allies
Have we as Christians—conservative and liberal, independent and denominational, etc.—forgotten that we are not each other’s enemies . . . that we all have a common enemy in…
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The Undiscovered Country
Exploration of the unknown was a common theme in Gene Roddenberry’s fictitious Star Trek stories. Roddenberry sought to avoid spiritual truths, yet there are many lessons for Christians…
The ‘Purchase Price’ of Our Nation’s Unity
An Editorial from 1899: "lt would be an ungrateful nation that did not remember the purchase price of its unity and greatness, its peace and progress. Decoration Day…
Marching Forward <br/>with a Dream of Destiny
Who Will Break Down the Walls?
A Core Conviction <br/>(for All of Us)
Four Important Questions to Advance Reconciliation
Righting the Wrongs of the Past
Pantano Recognized for Racial Reconciliation Efforts
The Value of Another Person’s Story in Resolving Racial Conflict in the Church
Racial Reconciliation: Strides in the Right Direction
The State of Racial Reconciliation in the Church
