Justice and Immigration
Click on the image below to check out the excerpt from Pursuing Justice up on the Huffington Post. Controversial subject… much in need of discussion, humility and compassion.
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Richard Leo Twiss
Last week saw the passing of a good friend who had an infectious spirit, commanding presence and prophetic voice. Richard’s talk last summer at Antioch was one that needed to be, and still needs to be heard. I, and many others, will miss him greatly.
Pursuing Justice
I’ve been off the grid recently for as long as I’ve ever been since I started blogging. The reason for the absence was to focus on and finish my first book manuscript called, Pursuing Justice: The Call to Live and Die for Bigger Things, which comes out this February with Thomas Nelson Publishers. I’m excited
The New Jim Crow: Book Review
Editor’s Note: Lizzy is one of our summer interns focusing on missions and I was so excited that she was willing to write up a guest blog post for me! By Guest Blogger:Lizzy Rand We all notice the trends. Whether we observe a group of high school or college students hanging out, adults eating at
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Dr. Rah
Here’s a much needed word from Soong-Chan Rah on the book of Lamentations and how to evaluate responses to injustice.
Fashion and Justice: Giving the Shirt off Your Back
By Guest Blogger: Jeff Johnson Editor’s Note: Jeff is is currently studying for his M. Div. at Princeton Theological Seminary and is our resident intern at Kilns College this summer. What is the intersection of fashion and justice? Though the two seemingly have little in common, I believe strongly that we can change the world
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Only Connect
Editor’s Note: Chad is one of our interns this summer at Antioch. He’s a grad student at George W. Truett Theological Seminary. By Guest Blogger: Chad Mustain “Only Connect” is a phrase from a book I recently finished called The Fabric of Faithfulness by Steven Garber. Before I go any further, let me first back
The Justice of Empathy
We interpret other people’s moves and actions from how it affects the chess board from where we sit. If the move is threatening, then the person is threatening and possibly an enemy. An enemy is immoral, in our minds, if our actions and intentions are moral. Thus we make the first mistake of misunderstanding. Judging
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The EPIK Project
I spent some time this afternoon consulting for an anti-trafficking non-profit called EPIK. EPIK is unique in that it aims to address the demand side of sexual exploitation. Essentially, sex trafficking is created by men who feel entitled to purchase sex and don’t have the innate protective Godly love for young girls that men should.
