Justin Lonas
Poverty is complex and multi-faceted. Individual sin, systemic oppression, and even demonic forces can all contribute to poverty. Indeed, the problems are so large that only God can solve them, not a distant God but an incarnate God. The only solution to poverty once lay in a manger.
Read MoreHow a long process of transformation brought churches, nonprofits, and even government services together to show the love of Christ in a community.
Read MoreHow do you do face-to-face ministry when gathering people together could be a threat to their health? During this season, churches and ministries are getting creative with solutions that allow them to continue serving well.
Read MoreWhen we’re faced with a pandemic or a global economic crisis, we look for solutions that are as big as the problem. As part of the global body of Christ, your local church is part of the biggest solution to the world’s biggest problems!
Read MoreThe church is uniquely positioned to survive and even thrive under these conditions. But doing so will require love, compassion, and obedience.
Read MoreYour local church can do something for the materially poor that no other organization can do: be a family. What does a loving family look like?
Read MoreThe gathered worship and liturgy of the church is key to our formation as the people of God, but too often, an element is missing. Musician Wendell Kimbrough shares how our worship services can reinforce our understanding of God’s heart for people suffering poverty and injustice.
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