We aren’t born knowing how to do justice.
If we haven’t learned how to do justice, it seems overwhelming and impossible.
Hi! I’m Sarah and I can teach you how to live out your justice values in real time. I provide biblical grounding and practical tools that you need to DO justice in your everyday life so our communities and churches can flourish.
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"WOW, I never knew the Bible had so much to say about justice and injustice. And now I can't stop seeing it everywhere in Scripture when I read."
“The term justice is thrown around a lot but this has given it real meaning to me.”
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“I’m so passionate about justice and have learned so much about different topics over the years - but I still felt stuck when it came to what to DO.”
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“After doing this study, I was excited to find that I really was prepared when an unjust situation came up in my workplace. In the past I have felt frustrated but not known what to do (and therefore done nothing); but this time I was ready and able to address it productively. That felt amazing.”
God calls us to do the work of justice – not just care about it but also to DO justice. But we aren’t born knowing how to do justice.
We care. We want to be part of the solution. But we don’t know specifically what to DO or HOW to do it. God provides instruction and inspiration throughout Scripture to equip us.
When we are equipped for the work of justice, we’re less overwhelmed and can take action - rather than looking back and wishing we had known what to do.
Most of us can think of times when it would have meant the world or been life-changing for someone to step into a situation of injustice on our behalf.
Learning and doing the work of justice is simply part of loving our neighbors as we want to be loved.
