Justice isn’t a political agenda, it’s a theological agenda in this podcast we will examine what it means to do what God commanded us to do through the prophet Isaiah: to “learn to do good; seek justice, correct oppression; bring justice to the fatherless, plead the widow’s cause (Isaiah 1:17, ESV).
How do we align our values with our vote? What are the dangers of “single issue voting”? How can we become more holistic in our approach? How does or how should our Christian understanding of people and creation as a whole influence our vote? These are all important questions that we need toconsider in both making the decision to vote and the choices we make in casting our votes and these are questions we consider in th...
In this episode, host Mark Harmon sits down with Rev. Dr. Greg Hunt to discuss his work with Bread for the World and how they are addressing the issue of hunger in our world today.
From gerrymandering and the Supreme Court’s ruling in Louisianavs. Callais to strict voter ID laws, navigating our modern electorallandscape can feel overwhelming. How do we separate fact from fiction? Whatdoes it actually take to protect the right to elect our officials, and where dowe find hope in these challenging times? In this episode of Just Disciples,we sit down with experts from the ACLU and VoteRiders to breakdown th...
In this season premiere of Just Disciples, host Mark Harmon sits down with Rev. Dr. April Johnson and Rev. Mindy Fugarino to dismantle the "uneasy" wall between faith and politics.
Moving beyond the surface-level debates and single-story narratives, this episode dives deep into how theology and Scripture demand an honest engagement with the world around us. From Jesus’ historical confrontation with systemic oppression to the m...
Jesus spoke of the Sower, the Seed, and the Soil. Today, we’re asking: Are we casting our votes on the type of soil where justice can grow?
Our votes are more than just marks on a page; they are seeds. When we elevate leaders based on character rather than fear, we harvest something life-giving for our entire community. Listen to the trailer for the new season of Just Disciples now and follow us through this next season.
Is Christmas Day the end or is it a beginning? While itmight mark the end of a season for many, here at the Just Disciples podcast we believe it’s a beginning – the beginning of a season of following the challenge John the Baptist put to us to “Prepare the way for the LORD’s coming!” There aremany crooked roads to straighten out, many valleys of inequality to fill in, and many mountains of injustice to...
As Advent comes to a close, many of us find ourselves searching for hope—a sense that better days are ahead. Yet, when life’s challenges seem to push that future further away, hope can feel out of reach. In this episode of Just Disciples, we explore how God’s promise to Israel, “For I know the plans I have for you… plans for good and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope” (Jeremiah 2...
Here in this third week of Advent we ponder the liturgical theme of joy. But, is it possible to experience joy when so many in our nation and around the globe are suffering from injustice? If not, why? If so, where can joy be found in spite of the situation we find ourselves in? These are the questions we will seek to answer in this episode of Just Disciples.
In our last episode we talked about transformational love and love is the path Jesus – the Prince of Peace – invites us to follow. If we are true disciples of Jesus we are called to be peacemakers just as he was and it’s peace that is the topic of this second episode in our Advent series. In these chaotic times it might be easy for us to become apathetic about the perpetual injustice that plagues our world, but, J...
This is the first episode in our Advent series and it deals with the topic of transformational love. Love is one of the four liturgical themes of Advent, but, it is typically reserved for the final week of the season. However, we have chosen to begin this series with it because it is the cornerstone on which a just society is built. After all, isn't justice really about applying the principle of loving our neighbors as ourselves in...
This episode of Just Disciples - Living At The Intersection of Justice and Faith will introduce the theme of this podcast and the first series which will begin on November 30, 2025
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