Journalist Chernoh Bah explains that much of the foreign aid sent to West Africa is stolen by Western elites and never makes it to the people. The funds that do make it to West Africa are often stolen by corrupt politicians who violate human rights with impunity.

Ephesians 2:14 — “He Himself is our peace.” If He destroyed the wall of hostility, why are we rebuilding it with partisanship and pride? #OneBody #FaithAboveTribe

We don’t need more noise. We need moral imagination—the kind that founds schools, builds hospitals, and heals division in our neighborhoods. Start local. #CivicWitness

Unity isn't optional. It's biblical. If you’ve given up on fellow believers because of how they vote, you’ve forgotten the One who died for zealots and tax collectors. #HeIsOurPeace

The Church led the abolitionist movement. Built schools. Started hospitals. They didn’t wait on policy—they answered the call. That call still stands. Start where you are.

Reconciliation is hard because grace is hard. But to quit on unity in the Church is to defy God Himself. #Ephesians2 #CivicRevival

PSA: When someone in a random place says something hateful/ignorant, certain social media influencers will make it a huge deal and trolls will support that person’s behavior. It’s not worth getting upset about. There’ll always be someone somewhere saying something ignorant.

The Gospel has real-world consequences. Christians in history changed education, healthcare, and policy. Not with slogans—but with service. Start in your city. #LocalHope

There’s a lot of religion claiming to be Christianity that’s really just an agent of conservative or progressive ideology. It starts with an ideological conclusion (militarism or permissiveness is good) and then misuses the Bible to support that conclusion.

Local action > national outrage. You don’t have to fix America—just love your neighbor. Just serve your school. Just show up with grace. #BeTheRemnant

Contemplating parenthood in Christianity Today this #MothersDay weekend.

The Church failed on unity because we failed on love. We traded grace for outrage. Reconciliation isn’t performative—it’s sacrificial. #LoveYourEnemies

The problem isn’t that the Church is too political. The problem is we’re politically polarized. Let’s drop the flags and pick up the cross. #FaithFirst

“I wonder if Americans’ single-minded focus on national politics makes it easier to refuse responsibility for ourselves and mercy for the oppressed. We’ll overlook the chaos on our front doorstep to obsess over faraway problems and the people we suppose are causing them.”

Christian unity doesn’t require us to agree on every issue—but it does require love. And love makes room at the table for those you’d rather avoid.

Why are Afghans being denied refugee status and sent back to die, but Afrikaners (White South Africans) are being welcomed as refugees into America? I’ve yet to hear a good answer. I don’t want anyone to be persecuted. Let’s be consistent.

He didn’t say "blessed are the loudest.” He said “blessed are the peacemakers.” Be one—in your community, on your block, at your polling place. #FaithfulEngagement

Is it time to be alarmed? AI has been caught lying, refusing to turn off, and now is blackmailing people to get its way.

My latest piece: “We’d expect a justification for carnality from Playboy or Teen Vogue, not from a pulpit. License for further sexual inhibition is the last thing our society needs to hear from the church.”

You do realize that many of the people praying to the ancestors are praying to people who would’ve told them not to pray to anyone but Jesus Christ? The irony…