Category: Justice and the Church
Our Future is at Stake
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is a guest post from Stephen Partain, Parish Pastor of Grace Community...
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Our Next Steps are Crucial
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is a guest post from Stephen Partain, Parish Pastor of Grace Community...
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Our Tears Are Not Enough
God wants to expose our brokenness so we will act against injustice. Our tears, without change, are in vain…our silence against the spiritual darkness that has plagued this country and culture since the inception makes us complicit in the demonic, toxic, and soul-destroying sin of racism.
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A Reading List for Addressing Racism in Our Pews
As Christians wanting to engage and respond to current events in our nation and confront the sin...
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A Prayer of Lament Over Racism
Our hearts are heavy this day and tears are close to the surface as we watch the unwatchable,...
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How We Approach One Another: Moving Toward Racial Reconciliation
What would it look like to live out Paul’s admonition with racial reconciliation?
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Rehashing Hash Tags, Part 3: Contemporary Expressions of Socialism in Social Justice
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the third of a three-part series (click here for Part 1 and here for...
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Rehashing Hash Tags, PART 2: The Catholic Response to the Rise of Socialism
EDITOR’S NOTE: In the second of this three-part series, Dr. Brooks examines Catholic and...
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Rehashing Hash Tags: An Evangelical Approach to Social Justice – PART 1
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first of three parts of a paper presented by Dr. Page Brooks at...
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The Death Penalty is Inconsistent with Evangelical Christianity – PART 2
EDITOR’S NOTE: In the first part of Dr. Brown’s article, he argued that the U.S. death...
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The Death Penalty is Inconsistent with Evangelical Christianity – PART 1
EDITOR’S NOTE: The death penalty, in some form, has been around for centuries in Western...
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The Beauty of Open Doors and Tables
The hundred or so men and a dozen or so women filed into the “dining room” at the Kino Border...
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