Justice & Grace
As a child grows up, they quickly learn the difference between right and wrong. At first, they do everything out in the open. They stare
As a child grows up, they quickly learn the difference between right and wrong. At first, they do everything out in the open. They stare
Think of a classic Western duel: Two figures stand across from each other on a dusty street. The air is heavy, the town silent, sneaking
Whenever we encounter injustice and feel that God is doing nothing about it, we need to spend time in God’s presence to gain his perspective. This will
Parenting children in different life stages can be difficult because they see justice in black-and-white terms. If a seven-year-old gets a certain consequence for disobeying
The old adage says “There’s a time and a place for everything.” This includes anger. When we witness an injustice and the resulting anger we
In this scene from Despicable Me (directed by Pierre Coffin and Chris Renaud [Universal Studios, 2010]), Gru takes (imperfect) vengeance when his daughter, Agnes, is
In some of the states in America, if you commit a felony and are found guilty, you lose your right to vote. It doesn’t matter
As an example of someone currently working to minister to the marginalized, Michelle Reyes writes about how to minister to the marginalized in our society.
In To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, Atticus Finch is a lawyer in the American South who defends Tom Robinson, a Black man wrongfully
The words “sovereign” and “providence” are often used interchangeably. However, Paul Miller at The Gospel Coalition reminds us that they are different.
In 2015, the movie Selma was released, highlighting how the leaders of the Civil Rights movement organized the march on Selma, Alabama, for African American
In an article for the Reformed African American Network, Charles Holmes Jr. shares how the gospel can inform the church’s call to social justice.
“You have to show people that it takes faith to doubt Christianity. C. S. Lewis argued with God before his conversion that the universe seems
“Somehow we realize that great stories are told in conflict, but we are unwilling to embrace the potential greatness of the story we are actually
In an interview with Christianity Today, Kate Grosmaire describes how she and her husband went through the process of forgiving their teen daughter’s murderer, her