Enough with the hot takes: Mass shooters have complicated motives

(OPINION) After two mass shootings in the U.S., many are examining the motives of the shooters. But people are complex creatures. We may be driven by hate, by anger and greed, and also by fear, insecurity, guilt, shame, jealousy and envy. Sometimes motives may be impossible to fathom.

North America, OpinionPaul MarshallMarch 24, 2021Paul Marshall, mass shootings, mass shooter, Robert Aaron Long, Georgia shooting, Colorado shooting, Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, white supremacy, Recharge Comment

3 Lessons For The U.S. Church From An Asian American Ministry Leader in Atlanta

An Asian American ministry leader reflects on rising hate crimes and the murders of six Asian American women in Georgia and offers three takeaways for the U.S. church.

Asia, North America, OpinionJoash ThomasMarch 22, 2021Joash Thomas, Asian American, hate crimes against Asian Americans, Asian lives matter, SBC, Georgia shooting, evangelical, racism, sin, Recharge Comments

Atlanta faith leaders grieved over mass shooting at Asian-owned spas

After 21-year-old Robert Aaron Long shot and killed eight people, including six women of Asian descent, the church Long was baptized in and other Atlanta-area faith leaders have spoken out about the murders and the rise in hate crimes against Asian Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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