Being an Arab who is an Israeli citizen who is an evangelical Christian is complicated. And it makes for a poignant view of justice.

In light of the biblical call and Jesus’ own example, Dr. Tony Miranda challenges readers to embody kingdom justice for all people.

Dr. Froswa’ Booker-Drew considers the place of anger in responding to injustice by looking at Jesus’ response and the biblical injunction to love others.

Alyssa Ross, a public school teacher, describes justice from the vantage point of adoption and public and special education.

Charles Foster Johnson, founder and executive director of Pastors for Texas Children and co-pastor of Bread Fellowship in Fort Worth, proposes that justice looks like providing quality education for all children everywhere.

Dr. Stephen Reid, professor of Christian Scriptures at Baylor University’s Truett Seminary, examines justice as seen in the Good Samaritan and Simon of Cyrene.

Timothy Pierce, associate professor of Christian studies at East Texas Baptist University, examines how justice is described in the Old Testament.

Editor Eric Black announces a special series in the Voices column dedicated to an extended conversation about justice from numerous perspectives.