A Book Review By Brandon Brown In the final chapter of his upcoming book, Grace Can Lead Us Home, Kevin Nye writes "Homelessness will be ended not because a few politicians have epiphanies and make new polices. It will be because communities, housed and unhoused together, force change because

By Brandon Brown In the introduction to his book Christian Ethics, Dr. Tim Gaines states; "The question, then, is how we’ll go about the work of ethics. We need to consider whether we’ve considered why we do what we do. We need to ask about the kind

What do we do when everything is on fire, when the world around us, our belief systems, and even our faith seem to be on fire? That is a question millions are asking; whole generations are watching their world burn metaphorically and they are understandably fleeing the fire. But what

I received a review copy of Jason English's The Whole Thing: The Story of the Bible Through Six Images." I had decided that I would begin reading it early so that I had plenty of time to read and compose my thoughts on the book. I had

A Book Review By: Brandon Brown In the conclusion to this accessible yet academic work on reading Wesley through a queer lens, Osinski mentions that John Wesley was not a systematic theologian. This is acknowledged among Wesleyan scholars for Wesley himself was often enigmatic. As Osinski writes, "Theology and