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Love Your Neighbor

Through mutual relationships with the neighbors among whom they’re hosted, Christian communities need to join in acts of compassion, justice, and reconciliation as a witness to the ministry of Jesus—particularly in places of suffering and despair.

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Lenten Discipleship
byEun Strawser
Imitating Christ by entering into the suffering of those around us
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Beyond Church-Centric Ministry
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Anchor Church's mission to make a great city
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What Church Leaders Get Wrong About Prophetic Ministry
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Lessons from Dr. King's legacy
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Living Under Hope’s Roof
byHallie Knox
Logic-defying love, projected forward
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Sabbath Politics
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Reimagining the church's role in a polarized world
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Rediscovering Reformation Wisdom for Today’s Church
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"You're not okay, and that's okay."
Lessons from Ferguson and Beyond

Lessons from Ferguson and Beyond
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With the Rev. Dr. F. Willis Johnson
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Navigating Faith and Politics
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Insights from Luther scholar Rev. Dr. Anthony Bateza
Following Christ Beyond Difference

Following Christ Beyond Difference
byJon Anderson
Dwelling in Philippians 1:27 as a way forward together
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Biblical Justice and Innovative Ministry
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Lessons from the frontlines
Love at the Margins

Love at the Margins
byTessa Pinkstaff
God’s invitation to truly see the people around us
Bonhoeffer’s Challenge

Bonhoeffer’s Challenge
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Three ways we’re called to deepen discipleship in an age of division
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Living into the Kingdom of Shalom
byRicki Chen
Committing to the way of justice and love
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Signposts on the Road to Survival
byTalitha Amadea Aho
Navigating changing terrain in the climate crisis
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The Urgency of Loving Others
byTessa Pinkstaff
Why Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s ideas of personhood matter today
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Resilience as Imagination
byJessica Harren
When life knocks us down, imagination can help us get back up.
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Questioning Our Ethics
byDevin Ames
Leaning into lament, while scrutinizing our stances.
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All The Whosoevers
byTimogi Jackson
Are we ready to welcome everyone who enters our churches?