Justice & Provision Archives - Page 4 of 6

The Woman Behind the Waiting List

Loving a Stranger Who Can Never Repay You

Who Counts When There Isn’t Enough

What a widow was owed before anyone decided she deserved it

Reasonable doubt, biblical justice, and the room where both get tested

On Hospitality, Unearned Gifts, and the Tables That Dissolve Our Debts

What 17,000 Lost Wallets and $6,270 in a Ditch Reveal About Human Honesty

Who Was Abimelech in the Bible? Judges 9 and the Danger of Unchecked Power

Why Modern Water Rights and Ancient Land Boundaries Reveal the Limits of Equal Distribution

What Ancient Israel and Modern South Africa Teach Us About True Land Justice

Understanding faith, community resilience, and economic uncertainty after Tyson Foods closes its plant in Lexington, Nebraska.