Caught this over on my friend Julia’s blog. The same friend who had “until the last lock breaks” tattooed on her arm. A few years ago I was completely unaware of this global injustice, but my present awareness changes virtually everything about how I understand and seek to live out the good news of God’s [...]
Entries Tagged as 'justice'
Justice is What Love Looks Like in Public
July 3rd, 2008 · 5 Comments
Tags: gospel · justice · kingdom
Sometimes When You Win You Really Lose (but you might still win kinda)
June 17th, 2008 · 14 Comments
I was in California this past weekend. I was most excited to see my family and friends as well as to remind myself of just how awesome LA is. However, I was also set to appear in court to handle an outstanding matter.
I first left Pasadena in the summer of 2006. I left [...]
Tags: family · friends · justice
Violence and The Kingdom
December 12th, 2007 · No Comments
On Sunday I went with some friends to see The Kingdom at our local dollar theater. I thought so much of it, that I invited some other friends and went back to see it last night.
This was an awesome movie. Not only shot, directed, and acted well, but an incredibly eye-opening (though certainly not meant [...]
Tags: justice · kingdom · movies · peace · prophets
The Story of the Missional Church
October 5th, 2007 · No Comments
Thanks to my good friend and esteemed colleague Deb Flagg, I am on a email list with Evangelicals for Social Action. In an email I received the other day, they offered a short article by Stephen Hayner entitled, “The Story of the Missional Church.” It is a very concise article focused on the [...]
Tags: church · evangelical · justice · missional
It’s Not All About Me and Jesus
October 3rd, 2007 · 8 Comments
Corrie, a friend of mine, said something once that has stuck with me. “One of the most meaningful moments in my life was when I realized that being a Christian isn’t about making God a part of my life, but becoming a part of God’s life.” But, as evidenced by the picture above [...]
Tags: Jesus · bible · blogging · community · justice · salvation · sermon
Tasered Student
September 19th, 2007 · 5 Comments
OK, I know that I have been absent here for a long time and trust me, I have like a thousand things to update everyone on, but I just had to post this clip from a story I heard about this morning. A student was arrested and tasered by police at a speech that John [...]
Tags: justice · politics · questions · video
Jesus and (Social) Justice
June 14th, 2007 · 3 Comments
2 things compel me to take a stab at a post bearing this title.
First, the other day I was listening to a message being given by a Bible teacher that I have a tremendous amount of respect for. He was seeking to share with his congregation a version of the gospel which weds the [...]
Tags: Jesus · church · justice · postmodernity · preaching/teaching · western culture
Jay McKinley is My Hero
April 20th, 2007 · No Comments
Because in a way I have never experienced, his love for those he has never met and his commitment to following Jesus brings me to my knees.
I found this story through my friend Jason, but he got it from the blog of Ben Witherington.
You really need to read ben’s full post, but the long and [...]
Tags: Jesus · justice · prayer
So Very Awful, but…
April 18th, 2007 · No Comments
This too shall be made right…
when the old order passes away and all things are made new.
Tags: justice
Derek Webb: The Ringing Bell
April 10th, 2007 · 3 Comments
When I first came across the album Mockingbird, Derek Webb instantly became one of my favorite musicians. At the beginning of May he will be releasing a new album, The Ringing Bell. You can pre-order it now and receive an instand download of the cd, which I would highly reccommend. I wanted [...]
Tags: Uncategorized · justice · music






