Oscar Romero on what we’re saved into and what we’re saved for.

Nicholas Wolterstorff’s series of lectures about justice in Honduras.

My review of the second edition of Walking with the Poor by Bryant Myers.

A conversation with Ted Oswald about his novel Because We Are.

Sahr and Nyumah grew up as best friends. But that was before the war.

Thoughts on Christian Mission and Social Justice, an out-of-print book by Samuel Escobar and John Driver.

Following up on the reporting I did for PRISM magazine.

Thoughts from Nicholas Wolterstorff’s Hearing the Call.

A storytelling project on mining from The Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting and the CBC.

My review of Leaving Egypt by Chuck DeGroat.

Eugene Peterson on seeking justice, but giving forgiveness the last word.

Highlighting Miroslav Volf’s Kuyper Lecture.

On a statement on immigration signed by a diverse assortment of evangelical leaders.

Thoughts on Radical Discipleship by John Stott.

What it’s like to be hungry in Guatemala.

The story of a boy who survived a massacre in Guatemala – and didn’t know it until many years later.

My review of Chasing Francis by Ian Morgan Cron.

If Jesus is Lord of all the earth, we cannot separate our relationship to Christ from how we act in relation to the earth.

My review of God and Production in a Guatemalan Town by Sheldon Annis.

Some reflections from Lesslie Newbigin’s Proper Confidence.