Disruptive Justice Sermon Series

$100.00

What were God’s justice priorities from the beginning and how can we embody justice in practical ways now?

Jesus is a disruptor of imagination, bringing us back to the sometimes-forgotten core of being God’s people. Justice basics like safety nets, fair systems, Sabbath, Jubilee, and gleaning that God designed to ensure flourishing and prevent injustice.

In the six pillars of biblical justice, God’s passion for freedom, dignity, community, safety, and flourishing challenge us to develop deeper, more holy imaginations for just community.

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What were God’s justice priorities from the beginning and how can we embody justice in practical ways now?

Jesus is a disruptor of imagination, bringing us back to the sometimes-forgotten core of being God’s people. Justice basics like safety nets, fair systems, Sabbath, Jubilee, and gleaning that God designed to ensure flourishing and prevent injustice.

In the six pillars of biblical justice, God’s passion for freedom, dignity, community, safety, and flourishing challenge us to develop deeper, more holy imaginations for just community.

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Contours of Biblical Justice Bible Study
Contours of Biblical Justice Bible Study
$10.00

This series includes sermon notes along with liturgical passages, suggested hymns/songs, and visuals to use for bulletins, slides, and social media. The series includes seven sections that can be used for a 7-week series or for Ash Wednesday and the six Sundays of Lent.

An accompanying 6-week curriculum is also available. Individual copies can be purchased here or group pricing with deep discounts is available by contacting sarah [AT] justicedriver.com.

“This series helped the rubber meet the road on how to preach on justice in all its different angles beyond how we typically think about it. This resource made it possible for me to dive deeper in a topic that doesn’t always seem ‘preachable.’”
— Caleb, pastor