I just entered to win a copy of the new book Tell Her Story: How Women Led, Taught, and Ministered in the Early Church by Nijay Gupta from @ERBks! You can too: https://t.co/3KbB5phO9p
To say that capitalism is bad is not to say that all markets are bad. It is, among other things, to say that the organization of said markets to make the maximization of profit the goal rather than human flourishing is bad.
Happy Lord’s Day!
I just entered to win a copy of the new book Lent: The Season of Repentance and Renewal by Esau McCaulley from @ERBks! You can too: https://t.co/z6Q3QFVgLw
More than 300 new independent bookstores have sprouted across the U.S. in the past couple of years, in a surprising revival after an early pandemic slump. The book selling business — traditionally overwhelmingly white — has also become much more diverse. https://t.co/AFkAqasvP5
Greg Tate and bell hooks within a week of one another. Brilliant humans. Loving theorist. They both wrote blackness as a something to be desired and studied, embraced and empowered, holy and sacred. We have lost so much. Writers, let us remember, be still, and go to the page.
Advent reminds me that in the darkness, where hope is hanging by a thread, where u can barely see light, where it’s hard to maintain perspective - in that place, God joins us and births something new.
“With the inner journey comes great risks. Courting an inner life means running the risk of being changed. In our urge to know more about God we may wind up learning more about ourselves than about God.”
- Rev. Dr. Renita J. Weems
“Thts why I love the book of Esther because you can’t preach about it without talking about the impact of policies on people’s lives.”
- Dr. Brenda Salter McNeil
It’s no longer shocking but still crazy that the people in the church who demand vulnerable and marginalized people to forgive injustice and wrongdoing are also those who never speak truth to the powerful and dominant who perpetuate toxic and dehumanizing narratives.