Tag: social justice

Justifying Ourselves Changes Nothing: A Political Take on the Good Samaritan
January 13, 2021

Justifying Ourselves Changes Nothing: A Political Take on the Good Samaritan

There’s an interesting passage of Scripture (Luke 10:25-37) where a man asks Jesus, “What must I do to inherit eternal life?“ Jesus flips this back around and asks the man, “What is written in the law? How do you read it?“ The man answers, “Love …

Community, faith, Judgmentalism, Live Fully, Love Others, Perspective, Questioning, Social Justice, Suffering
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What’s “Right” With the World Might be What’s Wrong
May 29, 2020

What’s “Right” With the World Might be What’s Wrong

I have a confession: Sunday morning, after my usual slow moving, coffee and protein bite, I only lasted about 30 minutes into the morning before engaging in an argument with one of my kids. I mean, he was certainly wrong. But so was my reaction. …

Community, Family, Judgmentalism, Live Fully, Love Others, Marriage, Motherhood, Perspective, Social Justice
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