To end physical hunger, we must work together – and working together will end the hunger created by lack of connection and isolation.

In our criminal justice system, we foist labels onto ourselves and one another – labels that represent real human beings.

The ancient wisdom of detachment is about freedom—the ability to see and steward our desires without being ruled by them.

Jesus is not asking us to fix the problem . . . Jesus is asking us to see our homeless neighbors as a fellow image-bearer of God.

The Christian ethic is to care for our neighbors and those experiencing poverty; to see our ethic working in community.

A lack of the public expression of friendship allows for the continued practice of state execution. Christ calls us to open friendship.

God’s instructions for how to treat refugees and immigrants is clear – we are to welcome and love them as our own.

When we support an agency that provides services to people experiencing homelessness, we amplify the voice of the unhoused.

The Christian life contains a multitude of paradox, inviting us to embrace truths that may contradict conventional wisdom.

Heuristics are mental shortcuts that reduce the cognitive effort needed to make decisions. Before jumping to conclusions, look again.