Without Gratitude, You Don’t Know What You’re Missing
There are many benefits of practicing gratitude, but I’m most struck by its ability to undermine prejudice.
There are many benefits of practicing gratitude, but I’m most struck by its ability to undermine prejudice.
Jelani Greenidge reviews “The Rookie”, one of the best examples of police dramas finding the right balance between accountability and entertainment.
What if the stirring up of our giftedness is one of the things that results in fear?
Jelani Greenidge reviews the video game Watch Dogs: Legion and shares what sets it apart from other games.
Going back to the way things were is not an option.
“So tending to hope requires breath—not only the monitoring of our own breathing in self-care, but the continual breath of the Holy Spirit.”
During an ad-break for a streaming TV drama, a question occurred to me—one of those questions I felt dumb for not knowing the answer to: Why do pharmaceuticals always have two names?
“One small silver lining in the rancor about race in America is that it might help propel us beyond polite dishonesty into real conversation.”
Columnist Jelani Greenidge reminds us that God can use the things we already hold to bring about deliverance
Rigid conformity robs us from experiencing all the richness and beauty of God’s creation.
