Princeton Irvin Parker, 02.19.2012

Founder of Princeton Parker Ministries

As Christians, we often fail to overcome certain situations, not because we do not have the necessary skills or resources to preserver, but because we fail to unite our mind, will, and body.

Reverend William E. Flippin, Jr., 02.12.2012

Shepherd/Servant Leader and Advocate for the Poor

This Sunday, we celebrate the Feast of Absalom Jones, the first African-American priest in what is presently, the Episcopal Church, U.S.A. This day of devotion is annually set aside in February, to commemorate this pioneer of religion, social action and transformation.

Rev. Otis Moss III, 01.01.2012

Senior Pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ, Christian Activist and Cultural Critic

The creative lens of the African American Church colored my spiritual worldview. I have witnessed the western divisions of sacred and secular under the weight of the "Blues and Gospel" motif of the African American Church experience.

Alisha L. Gordon, M.Ed., 02.17.2012

Christian Living Blogger, Speaker, and Teacher

We can all agree that Tim Tebow is NOT the first athlete or person to give God glory for His wonderful exploits. Right? Right. So that leads me to this question: Why Tebow and why now?

Princeton Irvin Parker, 02.17.2012

Founder of Princeton Parker Ministries

It has been just three weeks since Thanksgiving, and thankfulness has lost its' place in the spotlight. In fact, the holiday hadn't even lived out its' full 24 hours before people turned their sights to what they could acquire in the Black Friday sales.

Reverend William E. Flippin, Jr., 02.17.2012

Shepherd/Servant Leader and Advocate for the Poor

If Luke tells of a young mother, of angels and shepherds and a manger; and if Matthew lets us in on a visit from wise men; and if Mark is silent about the whole thing; the writer we know as John seems formal and dull.