Over the next several weeks, I will be exploring the Lord’s Prayer as a model for forming a social justice theology. Throughout this series, I will be proposing that Jesus’ instructions in Matthew 6 show believers how to pray and also how we should reorient our lives and relationships with one another in light of …
Continue reading Lord’s Prayer as Social Justice Theology: Give Us Our Daily Bread (Part 5)
Over the next several weeks, I will be exploring the Lord’s Prayer as a model for forming a social justice theology. Throughout this series, I will be proposing that Jesus’ instructions in Matthew 6 show believers how to pray and also how we should reorient our lives and relationships with one another in light of …
Over the next several weeks, I will be exploring the Lord’s Prayer as a model for forming a social justice theology. Throughout this series, I will be proposing that Jesus’ instructions in Matthew 6 show believers how to pray and also how we should reorient our lives and relationships with one another in light of …
Continue reading Lord’s Prayer as Social Justice Theology: Holy is Your Name (Part 3)
Over the next several weeks, I will be exploring the Lord's Prayer as a model for forming a social justice theology. Throughout this series, I will be proposing that Jesus' instructions in Matthew 6 are not only meant to show believers how to pray but how we should reorient our lives and relationships with one another …
Continue reading Lord’s Prayer as Social Justice Theology: Our Father (Part 2)
On Easter Sunday, a little over 22 years ago, I came to know the Lord at my grandmother’s church - Evangel Assembly of God in Milwaukee, WI. Since then, I have spent the better part of my life attending Assembly of God churches, schools, conventions, and summer camps, and am even licensed by the denomination …
Continue reading The Lord’s Prayer: a Social Justice Theology
On Sunday, I had the awesome opportunity to preach at the church where I am currently interning - Church of All Nations. The sermon exposes the sexist racism of Abraham and his servant in Genesis 24, a framework which has normalized exclusion in the body of Christ. It challenges us to imagine (and advocate for) …
Continue reading Everybody In: Race, Gender and Inclusion in the Body of Christ
Ebony Johanna 