Category: social justice

By Jeff Goins, Editor The other week, I met a friend for dinner. During the course of our meal, we discussed all kinds of issues from theology to social justice. We lamented the state of the church with critical attitudes and admitted that we ourselves were part of the problem. We both expressed desires to … Continue reading Learning About Redemption from the Poor

By Matt Rose For the past year or so, I’ve become enraptured by the cause of social justice. After all, the Greek word that our Bible translators often render “righteousness” could, in truth, be just as easily rendered “justice.” That brings new meaning to the the verse “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for … Continue reading Riding the Social Justice Bandwagon