Healing, Social Justice, and Radical Love
Jesus Christ’s life and sacrifice was an example of demonstrating love to all people regardless of their race, ethnicity, religion, education, or social class; particularly, the marginalized, vulnerable, and outcast. Real social justice begins with seeing the needs of others with eyes of compassion and humility, and then helping to uplift those who are under the weight of social misery. Click Here to go to the page.
Jesus Christ of the Poor, Oppressed, and Suffering
The Revolutionary & Radical Jesus
Jesus of the Poor, Oppressed, Suffering, and Marginalized
The Distortion of Christ & the Power of His Sacrifice
Liberation & Social Justice Theologies
Community Crises, Trauma, and Global Catastrophes
Traumas as Daily Catastrophe for People of Color & the Poor
On COVID-19 & Health Crises
The Church as a Refuge for the Oppressed
The Church’s Betrayal of the Message of Jesus
The Profit Church vs The People’s Church
The Physical vs The Spiritual Church
The Role of the Church in Fighting Radical Evils