Michael Mills, pastor of Agape Baptist Church in Fort Worth, shares how he is learning to engage in the work of justice.

03/01/2021 - By Michael Mills

Jeremy Everett reminds churches they have a role in justice, from the abstract of faith formation to the concrete of feeding the hungry.

02/22/2021 - By Jeremy Everett

Rev. Cokiesha Bailey-Robinson contends, “Justice … includes all people at the table with equal and distributed power.”

02/15/2021 - By Rev. Cokiesha Bailey-Robinson

Gaynor Yancey, professor of social work at Baylor University and Truett Seminary, shares her lifelong process of learning about justice.

02/08/2021 - By Gaynor Yancey

Pastor Kan’Dace Brock lists many, but not all, reasons she and other Black men and women are tired and what is needed to address racial justice.

02/01/2021 - By Pastor Kan'Dace Brock

Kirk Stowers, a law enforcement officer since 2002, describes how justice can look like a healthy relationship if people will extend grace.

01/25/2021 - By Kirk Stowers

Jon Singletary, dean of Baylor University’s Garland School of Social Work, contends justice requires actively working against racism everywhere.

01/19/2021 - By Jon Singletary

Ricardo Brambila explains how the justice he sought as a child in Mexico is found in “the moral standard of the word of God.”

01/12/2021 - By Ricardo Brambila

Suzii Paynter March describes how justice involves being able to see below the surface of a person’s life and circumstances.

01/05/2021 - By Suzii Paynter March

Rev. Dr. Michael Evans Sr. contends being able to love one’s neighbor includes understanding that neighbor’s journey.

12/21/2020 - By Rev. Dr. Michael Evans Sr.

Kimlyn Bender explains how God’s justification of sinners is the impetus for Christians seeking justice in the world.

12/14/2020 - By Kimlyn Bender

Rev. Jorge Zayasbazan points out how our tendency to exclude those unlike us leads to injustice and calls us to love our neighbors.

12/08/2020 - By Rev. Jorge Zayasbazan