Author: Tom Lambrecht

Religion writer Terry Mattingly recently reported that 50 percent of “strong liberals” say they would fire business executives who donate money to

Last week’s Perspective reported some troubling actions taken by the Board of Ordained Ministry in the West Congo Annual Conference, Central

The polarization of The United Methodist Church in the United States is now unfortunately surfacing in the part of the

The current focus of our denomination is rightly on how to do effective ministry in the midst of a pandemic

How do Christians deal with discouragement? Some parts of the United States, as well as some other countries around the

In a ground-breaking development, Baylor University in Waco, Texas, this week announced the formation of a Wesley House of Studies at

“Accountability” is one of the key watchwords of our contemporary era. Greater accountability is being demanded of politicians, police officers,

Winston Churchill is alleged to have remarked, “never waste a crisis.” It has long been said that the Chinese characters

“Conferencing” is at the heart of Methodist history and tradition. In 1744, only a few years after starting the Methodist

In times of crisis, people often turn to God. There is some anecdotal evidence that is happening now with the

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