Category Archives: Social Justice

The Passion of the Prophets

Posted on January 28, 2020 by Fred

From around 740 to 520 BCE we find the ministry of the Hebrew prophets (with the possible exception of Malachi). It was a time of significant social crisis, cultural decay, and political instability. The small farmers were the backbone of … Continue reading →

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Lonnie, Jason, 3e Restoration & #GivingTuesday

Posted on November 29, 2016 by Fred

Hey there! I know it has been a while since I have written. Let me explain. One of the reasons why is due to my work with 3e Restoration Inc. Led by our staff and partnering churches, God is using 3e … Continue reading →

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Donkeys, Elephants, The Lamb and His Sermon on the Mount

Posted on October 21, 2016 by Fred

The sermon on the mount still fascinates me. Generations of dialogue between theologians concerning how to interpret sermon equally fascinates me. There are three things I would like to share. At the end I will attempt to make a connection with what I believe … Continue reading →

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Hope, Gracious Hospitality, Friendship & Love.

Posted on May 3, 2016 by Fred

I need you to see something: Do you see it? How about here: Do you see now? How about here: It looks like hope, doesn’t it? It looks a lot like hospitality, welcoming and embracing the stranger with the welcoming embrace of Christ. If you look … Continue reading →

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Jesus is my King, Not my Concierge

Posted on October 2, 2015 by Fred

The apostle Paul once said that God is like Jesus–the fullness of God is seen and known in the person of Jesus. Christians believe that Jesus’ life models “the faith” we proclaim because he is Lord. So if I want to know what … Continue reading →

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