Father Paul Wattson and the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
by Rev. Nathaniel Pierce The Life of Father Paul Wattson Lewis Thomas Wattson was born on January 18, 1863, in Millington, MD, the son of the Rev. Joseph Newton Wattson, Rector...
Living with Difference Closer to Home
by Alexei Laushkin How does God ask us to handle differences in how we relate to one another in the body of Christ? Many Mainline Protestant, Evangelical, and Pentecostal denominations feel...
Ways of the Kingdom: Peace and Opposition
As we prioritize seeking first the kingdom of God, we are bound to experience two corresponding realities: a growth in our sense of peace, and at times an unusually strong opposition...
Thanksgiving Stress, Faith and the Holidays
by Alexei Laushkin Thanksgiving around a common table. There are very few moments in American culture where we gather around a common table and spend time with family near and far....
Reconciliation: The Cruciform Cost of Relational Peace-Making
An Object Lesson from the Jacob and Esau Story Grace is costly. It may accrue to us freely, but it cost Jesus dearly. Love is costly, as is peace-making reconciliation. It’s...
Faith Leaders: On the Final Farm Bill
KMS has continued to speak out about the Farm Bill throughout its journey in Congress. On June 21 the House narrowly passed a version of the bill that proposed unprecedented, harmful...
Senate Passes Strong Farm Bill
This past week the Senate voted 86-11 to pass a bipartisan Farm Bill which maintained the integrity of the Supplemental Food Assistance Program (SNAP). Kingdom Mission Society actively followed amendments that...
On Travel Ban: Supreme Court Upholds Misguided Notions of Executive Power
This week the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 on Trump v. Hawaii. The case covered the Administrations various travel bans since taking office. Although the Court took into account the underlying law...
The Needs of the Saints: In-Depth Guide to Asylum and Navigating the Crisis of Separated Families
“Let love be genuine; hate what is evil, hold fast to what is good; love one another with mutual affection; outdo one another in showing honor. Do not lag in zeal, be ardent...
House Narrowly Passes Unprecedented Bad Farm Bill
Today June 21, the House narrowly passed H.R. 213-211. You can check how your member voted here. This legislation covers a wide range of farm policy, but also the Supplemental Nutrition...
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