What kind of social justice should the church be involved in? This article explains the call for Christians to simply take up their responsibilities wherever God has called them, and show love to the neighbour in doing so.
How should the church think about the matter of social justice? This article explains that the way to start thinking rightly about the subject is by exploring the relationship between the Great Commission and the great commandment.
How should Christians address the issue of social justice? The answer is not by turning to social gospel but by turning to the true gospel.
What is a good response to the preaching of the prophet Amos on social justice? The author notes the responsibility of the people of God toward the socially marginalized and vulnerable. Oppression must be resisted.
The following words of Stephen Neill are used to introduce chapter 1: “If everything is mission, nothing is mission.” The chapter wants to introduce the concerns of questions like, What is the mission of the church? Is the mission of the church the same as the mission of God? Should we distinguish between the mission of the church and the responsibilities of individual Christians? Is Jesus’ mission continued by the church?
After examining Leviticus 25, this article shows that the Year of Jubilee cannot be equated with social justice and land redistribution.
What is the Church's primary calling and mission?
