
November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee
Justice explores how Christians pursue what is right in God’s sight while loving neighbors and seeking the good of their communities. Find biblically grounded articles on righteousness, mercy, reconciliation, and the church’s witness—addressing real-world questions with clarity, humility, and compassion. You’ll also discover guidance for engaging difficult topics, serving the vulnerable, and practicing justice that flows from the character of God and the teachings of Jesus. These resources aim to help believers and churches respond faithfully, avoid false shortcuts, and live out the gospel in word and deed.

Life is filled with injustice, but Scripture points to a God who is holy, true, upright, and just—and to Christ, who gives us grace to persevere.

Scripture clearly calls upon the church supporting the physical, emotional, social, and financial needs of the disability community.

President Joe Biden lauded Fred Gray as “one of the most important civil rights lawyers in our history” Thursday as he awarded him the Presidential Medal of Freedom.…

How your church can build on your pandemic compassion with both spiritual justice and social justice.



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