In this series we explore the difference between discernment and decision-making, not just in our personal lives, but in the socio-political "sphere" as well. Discussing the difference between process and content, we'll challenge the over-emphasis on "good ideas."

In this episode, we conclude our three-part series on the nature of justice in an unjust society. How do we define "justice" in our society? How is it determined and enforced? And how do our concepts around justice (and the institutions built to nurture justice) actually maintain an unjust balance of power?

How do we define "justice" in our society? How is it determined and enforced? And how do our concepts around justice (and the institutions built to nurture justice) actually maintain an unjust balance of power?

In this, the second part of the series, we ask: "Is God a criminal or a cop?"

How do we define "justice" in our society? How is it determined and enforced? And how do our concepts around justice (and the institutions built to nurture justice) actually maintain an unjust balance of power?

Scholarship abounds concerning the Christian rationalization for colonization and conquest in the past. Is Christianity inherently oppressive? Will it inevitably sow seeds of colonialism? And how does mainstream theology still reflect the logic of colonization and domination? The second part in a series.

Scholarship abounds concerning the Christian rationalization for colonization and conquest in the past. Is Christianity inherently oppressive? Will it inevitably sow seeds of colonialism? And how does mainstream theology still reflect the logic of colonization and domination? The first part in a series.

What is "enough?" Do I have enough money? Enough comfort? Have I achieved enough? Am I getting paid enough? When is "enough" enough?

What is "enough?" Do I have enough money? Enough comfort? Have I achieved enough? Am I getting paid enough? When is "enough" enough?

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Capitalism vexes our Lord Jesus. And so, in this series, we discuss the economic vision of Jesus, how capitalism dehumanizes and exploits, and how to resist. In our third (and final) episode of this series, we explore the logic of consumption and the way internalized capitalism messes us up.

Capitalism vexes our Lord Jesus. And so, in this series, we discuss the economic vision of Jesus, how capitalism dehumanizes and exploits, and how to resist. In this episode, we focus on the question: "what is work?"