Moral leadership, social change, and the common good
Teaching amidst the twin pandemics of COVID-19 and racism? Use trauma-informed pedagogy. My latest article on this topic has just been published: https://www.mdpi.com/2077-1444/11/9/449. This is part of my ongoing research on pedagogy in higher education. If you are interested in collaborating in further research, contact me. This article promotes a wider understanding of trauma-informed pedagogy … Read more
Christians, pray for the earth and give thanks to your Creator! The Season of Creation has begun. On this first day, I invite you to commit your life anew to environmental holiness. In the Methodist tradition, holiness is not an accomplishment or destination, it is a practice, a way of life. Today can be the … Read more
Often, we think of church as sanctuary. A sanctuary is a place of safety, a refuge from the dangers of the world. When we enter a sanctuary, we expect to be protected and comforted, perhaps by a gentle—or even bold—sermon proclaiming God’s love. This is an important aspect of the Christian tradition. But to what … Read more
Ethics Considered— a website by Darryl W. Stephens for discerning readers committed to moral leadership, social change, and the common good. Ethics Considered has officially launched! This website features writing and research on issues relating to ethics, leadership, and community. Here you will find descriptions of and links to scholarly publications for both church and … Read more