If your candidate wins, praise the Lord! If your candidate loses, praise the Lord! If you are excited about the next four years, praise the Lord! If you are worried about what will happen next, praise the Lord!

For most Americans, our recent tax day was about as welcomed as a trip to the dentist. But a cab driver working the double shift probably had more reason for discomfort than a hedge-fund manager on Wall Street.

Starting a small business is a spiritual journey. You should pick a verse that will inspire you. I thought it would be helpful to share some of my favorites. Use these bible verses in the good and tough times in your small business.

When the uproar over the killing of a black child, Trayvon Martin, goes viral, most white evangelicals are silent. Despite adhering to a religion that came from the margins, many white evangelicals' privilege keeps them silent.

In the midst of being obedient to God, we may become weary, fearful, embarrassed, or even regretful that we stepped out on faith only to face ridicule. It is in this place that we have to have the Noah Syndrome.

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.

This Sunday, we join Rev. William E. Flippin in learning about the African principle, Ubuntu. "The philosophy of Ubuntu derives from a Nguni word, ub...

It's a brand new year and we've gathered together some amazing sermons to help us enter 2012 with faith and hope. First, Rev. P. Kimberleigh Jorda...

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.

Why does God allow children to get hurt and brutally killed? Alisha Gordon shares her pain and horror at the recent discovery of the body of Jorelys...

"Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get." Yes, life is like a box of chocolates, but I am learning that it is also like driving a golf cart.

The circumstances surrounding Jorelys Rivera's disappearance and murder are pretty cut and dry, but as I heard the details from her autopsy, I asked God, why does He allow these things to happen?

While waiting for help in times of need, what are you doing in the meantime? Princeton Parker asks us to dig deep into what we're actually asking for...

Many times God will bring out new colors when we experience the blues of a storm -- we must allow, the tears of God to beat across the canvas of our soul and God will paint a new picture in our spirit.

People are resting their goals and desires on prayer, when they have the means, and the resources to make it happen themselves. We cry, and continuously petition for divine intervention, when the only thing that really needed help was our own work ethic.

In the face of violence and devastating poverty, how do we find peace? Rev. Jacqueline J. Lewis ponders this question as she comes to terms with the ...

Bad things happen. Jobs are lost. illness sets in. But what happens to your faith when the inevitable occurs? Reverend Otis Moss III tackles this di...

Many people think they know what Mormons believe, and then eagerly spread their own versions of the Mormon gospel. They are as likely to get it right as is someone telling another's life story after a five-minute interview.

It is does not matter who you are or what your station in life at some point your "brook" will dry up. Life has unfortunately been designed with a peculiar cosmic chaotic character, yet divine construction that guarantees an occasion of lack.

Do the 1 percent — the U.S.'s top income earners who control a disproportionate amount of the nation's wealth — owe their pecuniary good fortune ...

A hunger strike is the ideal symbol of preparation for protest, for it teaches us that we are not our own source; God is. By recognizing that God is our source, we become dependant on God, and are now prepared for change.

We lounge around in life caught up in the mundane things we do every day. Wake up, shower, work, school, dinner, television, sleep. When God comes knocking, we're interrupted.

I cannot help but to wonder, which King now stands enshrined on the mall? For our answer to this question speaks not only to who we consider ourselves to be as a nation, but also to who we have made Dr. King to be, and what we consider to be his enduring legacy.