Ibram X. Kendi on Race Relations in America: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Ibram X. Kendi’s works are widely read, celebrated, and no doubt quite influential. But are they helpful or grounded in reality?
Misreading Martin Luther King, Jr.
Many evangelicals misread Martin Luther King’s work (or never read it at all). So how should we read King?
Explainer: What Is Juneteenth, and Why Should We Celebrate It?
We celebrate Juneteenth because it granted enslaved people the full expression of the Imago Dei.
3 Ways to Increase Cultural Sensitivity
By Grace Sigmon Whether you have travelled abroad or not, you are probably familiar with the “ignorant American” […]
Erupting and Adapting | The COVID Chronicles, Part 3
By Stephen Stallard Read part 1: “The Grinding Halt“ Read part 2: “Loving a City in Lockdown“ Meanwhile, […]
Nathan Rostampour: Serving the Secret Church
Christ and Culture · Nathan Rostampour: Serving the Secret Church – EP13 More Ways to Listen In Christ […]
A Conversation Regarding Theology, Ethics, and Racial Injustice
Over the past week, we have been deeply grieved by the events that have played out in our […]
A Time of Prayer and Lament
Over the past week, we have been deeply grieved by the events that have played out in our […]
Summer Reading: iGen, Women’s Discipleship, Diversity, Philosophy
What book should you put on your summer reading list? We asked Intersect contributors this question, and we’ll […]
The Real Ideas in Play: Foundational Convictions, Black Theology, and My Journey with James Cone
James Cone is known as the “Father of Black Theology.” I learned about him when I was a […]
“The Lingering Effects of Lynching”: A Reflection
Recently Southeastern’s Library hosted a talk entitled” The Lingering Effects of Lynching on your Ministry: An Untold Story.” The […]
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