The Justice Table: Where Biblical Justice is Served

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The Justice Table: The Most Wonderful Time of the Year?

In this episode of The Justice Table, the conversation between Jefferson J. Jones, Pastor Dion Evans, and Darryl Ford explores the complexities of the holiday season and holding the tensions of celebration and lament, joy and grief, hope and mourning. They talk about mental healt ...  Show more

Shane Claiborne on the Call of Christians to be People of Love, Justice, and Peace for All

In this episode of the Be The Bridge podcast, Latasha Morrison interviews Shane Claiborne, a prominent speaker and activist known for his work in social justice and peacemaking. They discuss the current state of the world, the role of Christians in advocating for justice, and the ...  Show more

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