Working for people’s material, physical, concrete daily needs (such as feeding people and other justice works) is sacred, holy work. Read more
Working for people’s material, physical, concrete daily needs (such as feeding people and other justice works) is sacred, holy work. Read more
Fishing for people was a summons to working folk to join him in overturning the unjust structures of power and privilege in their world. Read more
Uniquely, this version of a bread and fish story is placed after the resurrection. Bread and fish are tied to justice. Read more
As Jesus was sent into our world, so we have been sent. But our sending has often born a different kind of result. Read more
In Luke the commission is about justice for the oppressed. In John it includes binding and releasing, forgiving and not. Read more
The post resurrection appearance stories of the Jesus tradition were very important to the early church, and they served a purpose. Read more
The earliest form of the good news, that we still need today, is not that death brings life. But that injustice doesn't have the last word. Read more
Marginalized communities have spent years critiquing theologies that center on death rather than how life triumphed in undoing that death. Read more
The cross has been the symbol of salvation in Christianity for two millennia. The original good news was not a cross. It was a resurrection. Read more
Moving from teaching to protest happens in the story on the back of a young donkey because peace through justice doesn’t need a war horse. Read more
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