We wrap up our series on what it looks like to Do.Justice as image bearers of God. As we look at our cultural surroundings, we can see that “death” has gained a significant foothold in areas like abortion and euthanasia. God, however, invites us to...

Culturally, we are in the midst of a sexual revolution. There are so many questions concerning sex, gender, identity, etc. Part 4 of Do.Justice, we look at human sexuality.

Over 50% of the worlds population lives on just a $1.25 a day. Poverty is a huge justice issue in our world. The poor are a big deal to God and should be a big deal to us.

We look around the world and see injustice in so many different forms. One of the things that has been at the forefront are the racial tensions and injustices in our country. The question is, how does the church lean in and join the conversation, and...

In a world that is crying out for justice but can’t quite agree on what it is, where is the church? We add our voice to social issues of the day by starting with why we should care.

We are all interested in what the end times will be like. We often wonder, will we be ready? Jesus says you can be as he shares the story of a persistent widow and unjust judge.

Jesus draws a surprising connection between dishonest money managers and His own followers. Within His parable we find a reality that promises a far greater return than any earthly investment and a challenge to be clever with how we leverage our...

Jesus delivers a kind but challenging word to the religious elites, and in doing so makes the word available to us as well. If you have been following Jesus for many years, you are likely at risk for something that can prevent you from experiencing...

Followers of Jesus are people who are apprentices of Jesus Christ. They pattern and model their lives after the teachings and life of Jesus. Out of Luke 14 we’ll discover some very practical ways followers of Jesus live and change the world doing...

We have all seen the guy holding a sandwich sign with the words repent or perish. They actually come from Jesus but what do they actually mean?