Biblical Justice

The suffering of the land is borne unequally by those who are marginalized, by those whose living space becomes collateral damage, whose water is left unprotected by forces beyond their control, those who systems are not designed to protect or benefit.

This is our Father’s world. So let’s return to the land together, to the treaties. We are made from the dirt of a garden, after all! Who first stewarded the portion of Creator’s world that you call home? And why does it matter? 

We’re marking the 500th anniversary of the Reformation this month by listening carefully to our Reformed confessions.

Liz is always encouraging young people who are interested in God’s heart for justice — she lights up in conversations with young people about truth and reconciliation, refugees, stewardship, human trafficking.

So much of the conversation about immigration during this election season has not been based on facts or on the biblical value of philoxenia. How can this change?