Tish Harrison Warren
Posts
What We Pray for When We Pray for Our Children
How readers across the country pray with their families.
My Hopes and Fears for My Children as They Go Back to School
When I sent my kids back to school this year, I sent them with my prayers.
Why Pastors Are Burning Out
“I just started associating ministry with having to learn new computer programs and having embarrassing, anxious moments around technology.”
The God I Know Is Not a Culture Warrior
So why do we talk about God only when we’re fighting about something?
Ron Sider Was a Model for Christians Committed to Justice
His 1978 book, “Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger,” helped me through a crisis of faith.
An Ode to Bookstores and Promiscuous Reading
I believe in bookstores in part because I believe in pluralism.
The Culture War That More Christians Should Be Fighting
If we don’t talk about economic justice, we are advancing an emaciated view of Christian political engagement.
Dobbs, Roe and the Myth of ‘Bodily Autonomy’
The end of Roe v. Wade is a reminder that we have human rights and human obligations.
After the Southern Baptist Report on Sexual Abuse, How Can Churches Do Better?
“We often have a very twisted understanding of authority and unity, and it is wielded in a way that keeps whistle-blowers silent.”
11 Small Ways You Can Help Mend the World
Our problems can feel big and overwhelming. Here are everyday ways to be part of the solution.
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