‘Go and Do Likewise’: Pursuing the Biblical Call to Justice
Who would your ‘Samaritan’ be today? A politician? A troll on Twitter? A violent terrorist? A police officer? An anarchist? Someone with a different sexual orientation?
Hope, Homelessness, and COVID-19
Instead, we perpetuate myths about homelessness that embolden our stance against policy that will set them free. We stay secure in our implicit and explicit beliefs that certain people have opted out of deserving our compassion.
We Ring Our Bells for You, America
At noon on each day of the week prior to November 3rd—and each hour on the hour as Americans vote on Election Day—faith communities in all 50 states will ring bells from our houses of worship and on the sidewalks of our communities. These bells will toll for you, calling every American to march to the polls and protect voting rights.
Poverty: Jesus, Jubilee, and Reparations
God clearly was not concerned with capitalist sensibilities. God’s sense of justice was not constrained by the laws of the free market or Friedman’s shareholder theory. What is fair and right and just in God’s eyes is for no one to live in poverty
Lunchtime Grace: Lessons from the Meal Line
For this man revealed the compassion of Christ to cover someone who was exposed, to protect someone in their nakedness, and at risk to himself, broke the rules of the lunch time line. He taught me something about the reach of grace.
Join Us in Prophecy Against The Pandemics
Sign the pledge to preach the truth on this July 4th weekend of the America yet to be.
On the Frontlines: Preventing Coronavirus in Cox’s Bazar
In places like refugee camps, crowded conditions and poor hygiene can increase infection rates.
A Modern Adaptation of Isaiah 58 for Lent
Our Lent should awaken a sense of social justice.
Cast No Stones
I am not willing to short-change the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ for our sins.
Is Jesus King of Kanye’s Bank Account?
What’s just as important as the lyrical content of Kanye’s album is what he does in the wake of it.