Articles filed under
Justice

The Ear Hustle Podcast and Remembering Those in Prison

Johnathan Kana

Moord Velden: Portraits of Christians Caught in Chicago’s Crossfire

Keri Wyatt Kent

How Secure Do We Need to Feel to Follow Christ’s Call?

Josh Larsen

The High Calling of Corrections Officers

Johnathan Kana

Mark Charles on Race, Trauma, and the Doctrine of Discovery

Josh Larsen

Making Space for Pro-Life Feminists

Tamara Hill Murphy

Why I Don’t Want Dylann Roof to Die

Johnathan Kana

Gun Violence and God’s Justice

Roger Nelson

Racial Bias Behind Bars

Johnathan Kana

Why Christians Should Stand with the Standing Rock Sioux

Marlena Graves

A Christian Call to Vote Third Party

Matt Arildsen

Colin Kaepernick and Christian Protest

Xavier Ramey

Obama’s Pardons

Johnathan Kana

Praying for the police

Karen Swallow Prior

Why I marched in Dallas

Alex M.G. Murphy

White parents and Black Lives Matter

Branson Parler

Jesse Williams’ challenge to Christianity

Kimberly Davis

A prayer for Orlando

Are evangelicals in denial about racism?

Josh Larsen

Harriet Tubman is worth more than the $20 bill

Xavier Ramey

The Gospel imperative of Obama’s Fair Chance Business Pledge

Johnathan Kana

The just way to appoint a Supreme Court Justice

Dave Hamilton

Why we’re not ready for reparations

Jemar Tisby

The continued shame of college sports

Branson Parler

It’s time for a Christian consensus on climate change

Clayton Carlson

Laquan McDonald and the erosion of empathy

Ted Williams III

Jesus was a refugee

Kent Van Til

Paris, terror and what to say when it all comes down

Roger Nelson

The New York Times’ redemptive use of virtual reality

Scott Hoezee

Watching the Washington Redskins during Native American Heritage Month

Danielle Rowaan

Kelly Gissendaner and amazing grace

Clayton Carlson

Why the Syrian refugee crisis must be met with Gospel-sized grace

Jarod Grice

When prisoners choose not to escape

Johnathan Kana

The Voting Rights Act: have we overcome?

Ted Williams III

A Christian response to Amnesty’s call for decriminalized prostitution

Michelle Brock

Go Set a Watchman and “company manners”

Jemar Tisby

Mourning Mark Zuckerberg’s miscarriages in the shadow of Planned Parenthood

Karen Swallow Prior