Justice

The just life means living in the light with truth and integrity.

How ordinary people can create extraordinary change and why serving moms and protecting children belongs at the heart of justice.

Trading outrage for wisdom, recovering the strangeness of the gospel, and building communities that embody truth, compassion, and hope.

A Christian mother relied on the Muslim practice of “diyat” to bring her son home alive.

Hip-Hop artist and Big Tent Initiative Director Sho Baraka joins for a deeply personal conversation about the universal and individual effects of the year 2020.

The Bulletin discusses the investigation of John Bolton, James Dobson’s legacy on parenting, and the cost of living with David Bahnsen.

The Epstein files may never be opened on earth, but they are open in heaven.

The CEO of IJM shares how to buck cynicism in the face of despair.

Michael Luo of ‘The New Yorker’ joins Russell to talk about his own experiences as a child of immigrants to America and as a Christian in a secular media ecosystem that doesn’t always “get” religion.

What does it truly mean to embody love, justice, and presence in the places we call home?