Dr. James Emery White

When it comes to a theology of race, there are four headlines: 1) We were all made by God; 2) We were all made in the image of God; 3) We were all made with distinction and variety—including the color of our skin; and 4) We are called into a relationship with God the Father by the Holy Spirit through Jesus the Son. This is why the Bible makes the following declaration: “There is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus” (Galatians 3:28, NIV).

The profound and often overlooked influence of African American slave religion on the fabric of American Christianity, a vibrant tradition born from resilience and hope.

How the seismic shifts of the Great Awakenings and the transformative power of camp meetings fundamentally reshaped American Christianity, moving beyond Puritanism to embrace free-market religion and popular evangelicalism.

The profound roots of American Christianity, tracing its evolution from the Puritan quest for religious freedom and a 'City upon a Hill' vision to the democratizing spirit that empowered ordinary people and fueled innovation.

Drawing from a remarkable story about legendary violinist Niccolò Paganini and a timeless reflection from Chuck Swindoll, this devotional reminds us that attitude often matters more than circumstances.

A leading pediatric organization is now strongly advocating for a return to recess, recognizing its crucial benefits for cognitive function, social-emotional development, and physical health amidst concerns about declining childhood well-being.

Dive into a curated summer reading list blending history, fiction, and compelling insights on faith, democracy, and the human condition.

One summer, many years ago, our family went to Washington, D.C. We had a number of places we wanted to visit, including the Smithsonian, the Washington Monument, the White House, Congress, and the Lincoln Memorial. We had no idea that one of the most moving places we would visit would be Arlington National Cemetery.

We often equate the miraculous work of the Holy Spirit with speed, but true, deep growth, like an oak tree, takes time to develop lasting strength and impact.

The article critiques the rise of "degree hacking" and hyper-accelerated online degrees, arguing that true knowledge requires more than just rapid information acquisition.

The increasing difficulty churches face in finding volunteers stems not from declining membership, but from a societal shift towards consumerism that has infiltrated Christian discipleship.

A curated list of essential books designed to equip pastors and church leaders for the practical demands of ministry, offering immediate benefits for message preparation, emotional resilience, and personal discipline.

The phrase "Christ is King" has become a divisive shibboleth within conservative politics, sparking debate over its nationalist and potentially antisemitic connotations. This article explores the complex linguistic and theological implications of the phrase, questioning its current usage and its impact on unifying Christian outreach.

Recent reports show a slight increase in church attendance, but is this true growth or simply a plateau after decline?

The Big Bang theory, confirmed by the COBE satellite, presents profound questions about origins, challenging the concept of "something from nothing."