Judgment & Justice

It’s easy to take sides, form opinions, and make quick judgments—especially when someone’s choices, beliefs, or values don’t line up with our own. But what does it mean to love mercy when truth still matters?

What happens when our hearts align with God’s, and we see the world the way He sees?

When we see the world’s brokenness, Jesus shows us that healing begins with how we treat the person right in front of us.

Biblical justice is less about punishment and more about healing the brokenness of our world.

Change must happen. Christians can't turn a blind eye. They must participate in God's mission to redeem this world.

Healthy relationships are about others. It's not about you. In fact, you'll gain more joy and satisfaction in your relationships when both of you are thinking about the other first.

Those people can be the worst. You know who “those people” are, right? We all have them, and they are difficult to like, much less love. It’s helpful to know that Jesus had “those people,” too, and His love for them creates the model for our behavior. It’s easy to like and love Jesus. At least until “those people” show up.

We all have a desire for justice, so why did Jesus have to pay such a high price?

Our words have power. What we say and how we say it affects everyone around us – even our very own souls.

God’s wisdom holistically transforms you. You are changed by God’s gift of wisdom.

We need to move beyond Narratives about others to Names and New Beginnings.

We all have the tendency to look at someone in a judgmental way without ever knowing their story. Which brings us to another question Jesus asks that gives someone a chance to move out of one way of living and into another – closer to the heart of Jesus.

We’re committed to make a difference in our world by creating justice for kids and being for our city.