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Faithful Engagement in Unjust Systems
What happens when something is legal… but still unjust?
In the story of Esther, Haman’s decree wasn’t just evil—it was law. That raises an important question for believers today:
How do we respond when systems, policies, or institutions create harm?
In this episode of MyBLVD, Dhati Lewis and Missie Branch sit down with PT Ngwolo, a missionary serving in Sunnyside, Houston. As both a pastor and a lawyer, PT brings a unique perspective on how Christians can faithfully engage systems of power without losing their witness.
Together they explore:
• How injustice can hide behind policy
• Why fear, prejudice, and power often shape laws
• What faithful engagement looks like when the system feels overwhelming
• How ordinary believers can take responsibility where they live, work, and worship
The gospel doesn’t call us to apathy or outrage—it calls us to faithful presence.
Because every believer has a boulevard.
And perhaps we’ve been placed here for such a time as this.
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By myblvdpodcastWhat happens when something is legal… but still unjust?
In the story of Esther, Haman’s decree wasn’t just evil—it was law. That raises an important question for believers today:
How do we respond when systems, policies, or institutions create harm?
In this episode of MyBLVD, Dhati Lewis and Missie Branch sit down with PT Ngwolo, a missionary serving in Sunnyside, Houston. As both a pastor and a lawyer, PT brings a unique perspective on how Christians can faithfully engage systems of power without losing their witness.
Together they explore:
• How injustice can hide behind policy
• Why fear, prejudice, and power often shape laws
• What faithful engagement looks like when the system feels overwhelming
• How ordinary believers can take responsibility where they live, work, and worship
The gospel doesn’t call us to apathy or outrage—it calls us to faithful presence.
Because every believer has a boulevard.
And perhaps we’ve been placed here for such a time as this.