Latisha Waters Hearne, a doctoral candidate at Dallas Baptist University, suggests a basic definition of justice and personal application.

04/05/2021 - By Latisha Waters Hearne

Rich Mussler shares a conversation with a friend in which they discussed David’s words in Psalm 22 foretelling Jesus’ crucifixion.

03/30/2021 - By Rich Mussler

Anyra Cano describes justice as God’s shalom, wholeness, demonstrated by Jesus throughout his earthly life and ministry.

03/29/2021 - By Anyra Cano

Joshua Sharp argues doctrinal standards like the Baptist Faith and Message are insufficient for maintaining denominational unity.

03/26/2021 - By Joshua Sharp

Aaron Cobbs encourages Christians to let God fight for them as they face the challenges posed by a chaotic world.

03/24/2021 - By Aaron Cobbs

Dr. Joe Rangel contends justice is sometimes corrective action, a view shaped by a painful childhood memory at church and Micah 6:8.

03/22/2021 - By Dr. Joe Rangel

Jay Abernathy shares troubling statistics about human trafficking and practical ways he’s learned to combat it.

03/16/2021 - By Jay Abernathy

Randy Dale discusses justice from his viewpoint as an assistant district attorney and professor of criminal law.

03/15/2021 - By Randy Dale

Michael Chancellor reconnected with the plot of the gospel one night while leaving a group meeting. He found it in Mark 2:1-12.

03/10/2021 - By Michael R. Chancellor

Cynthia Aulds, director of the Coalition to Combat Human Trafficking in Texas, explains the role of justice in addressing human trafficking.

03/08/2021 - By Cynthia Aulds

In response to Vice President Harris being called “Jezebel” and a Baptist minister consigning her to hell, Mariah Humphries calls for caution.

03/01/2021 - By Mariah Humphries

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