Welcoming God’s Vision of Justice
John Perkins and Charles Marsh: God’s Movement Toward Beloved Community
Tag: compassion
Why We Have Reason to Hope for Reconciliation
"All reconciliation begins with the recognition of brokenness."
How We Got Involved in Battling Cybersex Trafficking
Our church partnered with International Justice Mission and began to see ourselves as sent to our own community too.
The Improbable Math of the Gospel
Three chapters in Matthew communicate the essence of our faith and show us how to reach out with the gospel.
Why We Must Not Forget the Child Separation Crisis
The contrasting responses to the Thai soccer team and the separated children at the border calls us to pray and act.
Open Eyes for the Least of These
Some lessons I learned about compassion when God opened my eyes to share a meal with a homeless Turkish woman.
What Is the Key to Lasting Social Change?
How do we serve the poor without creating dependence? What does serving those in distress do to us?
How Churches Can Respond to the Crisis at the Border
Children are being separated from their families, threatened and assualted at the U.S. border. Here is what you can do.
How to Walk Alongside the Poor
Go beyond simply giving to the poor, and walk alongside the poor. Here's how.
The Yes Effect
Luis Bush: Accepting God’s Invitation to Transform the World Around You
