Christian Social Issues encompass a range of topics where faith intersects with societal challenges, guiding how believers navigate poverty, racial reconciliation, mental health, and more. These issues invite Christians to apply Biblical teachings to modern problems, fostering compassion, justice, and advocacy. By addressing topics like immigration, environmental stewardship, and ethical dilemmas, the Christian community strives to influence society positively and uphold God’s principles.
Social Issues
There’s an image of Jesus that many of us hold close—the compassionate healer, the teacher surrounded by followers, the humble carpenter. But there is another, often overlooked image: Jesus, the refugee. The story of Jesus' early years includes a moment of profound displacement, a time when He,
Social Issues
Love. It’s a word central to Christian faith, echoing in our scriptures, hymns, and prayers. But love, especially unconditional love, challenges us. What does it mean to truly love without conditions, without judgment? For many Christians, the concept of unconditional love is foundational, yet applying it can be difficult—
Women
Sojourner Truth stands as a remarkable figure in American history. Born into slavery around 1797 in New York, she faced immense hardships from an early age. Despite the oppression she endured, she transformed her life through unwavering Christian faith. This faith became the foundation for her mission to advocate for
Social Issues
We live in a time where environmental degradation is hard to ignore. The daily news is filled with stories of wildfires, rising sea levels, and the extinction of species. But for Christians, the call to care for creation goes beyond headlines—it is a sacred duty, deeply rooted in the
Women
The role of Christian women in social change has emerged as both a beacon of hope and a profound opportunity for reflection. The intersection of faith and activism, particularly as it pertains to social reform, presents a unique and powerful paradigm. Christian women, drawing upon their spiritual convictions, find themselves