Justice isn’t simply a longed for ideal, it is a way of life. We tend to think of justice as something we receive, whether it is from a court or from God. According to the minor prophets, justice is more of a verb than a noun.
As the people of God we are called to DO justice, not just receive it. Join us as we explore what biblical justice is and what it looks like through the eyes and words of those who spent their lives sharing messages straight from the heart of God.
If we’re back to back will my brokenness find you—
slide through the air and weigh you down too?
If we stand eye to eye will the truth ring true?
Will you see me for me, and I see you for you?
This film blends visual and spoken poetry to offer a meditation on our communal and individual brokenness and how we can allow it to divide us, or we can harness it to deepen our empathy, connection, and compassion.
August 5 through September 2, we present a sermon series, Living Justice. Connected to that theme, we offer this film as a visual meditation and as a way to create space for personal reflection.
Film by Lisle Gwynn Garrity • Spoken Word by Sarah Are • A Sanctified Art
We are a community whose lives are interconnected. Therefore, we naturally share interest and involvement with one another. Beyond that we express a commitment to care with acts of support and service to particular needs. In this video, Alexis describes how people from our church family provide much needed care for people who have become primary caregivers.
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