IN THIS BLOG, I SHARE INSIGHTS INTO TODAY’S JUSTICE ISSUES, GOD’S HEART, AND PRACTICAL APPLICATION FOR THE BUSY PERSON WHO CARES ABOUT JUSTICE.
ABOUT ME
I am a lawyer, CEO, and speaker who builds communities of justice minded Christians to free people from legal burdens so they can flourish. I didn’t always care about justice. I...
Easter and Gospel Justice
Easter is the most powerful demonstration of gospel justice. Think about the unjust trials that took place in the dead of night around AD 33. Like all injustice it took place under the cloak of darkness so others could not see. Numerous violations of the law took place in that trial as the only man…
Expanding Justice through Non-Lawyers
Have you visited a courthouse recently? I encourage you to do so. The hallways are filled with activity as well-dressed lawyers dash from courtroom to courtroom. Inside the courtroom clerks are calling out names, people are standing before a judge and often a proficient English speaker wonders whether that really is the language being spoken….
Submission Guidelines
Do Likewise is a weekly blog exploring the connection between the gospel and justice in current issues of law, government and society. The aim of the blog is to inform and inspire readers to think differently and get engaged – to go and do likewise. Submissions for online publication should be 600 – 1200 words…
Faith & Justice Summit
On Monday, April 7 a historic summit will take place on the campus of Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tennessee. Never before has a state Supreme Court initiated a discussion with communities of faith and sought their involvement in making access to justice possible. Tennessee Supreme Court Justice Janice Holder is convening the Tennessee Faith &…
Is Trafficking Cool?
Everywhere I go there seems to be someone with a notebook cover, t-shirt, or some other emblem against trafficking. Trafficking is one of the greatest evils of our time, but I can’t help but wonder if we haven’t almost turned it into the cool thing to be against. I wonder how many people actually do…
