Rudy Carrasco, director of Harambee Christian Family Center in Pasadena, recently wrote an essay for Christianity Today, in answer to the question: "How can followers of Christ be a counterculture for the common good?"

His answer? Activism and education are good, but we as a Body need to spend more time walking alongside the poor.

This is a sermon from the Justice Fellowship on "Restorative Justice" with focus on Matthew 21:1-11, 25:31-46.

This is a link to Reid Monaghan's sermon on "Social Justice and Activism - How Does the World Change?" with focus on Proverbs 3: 27,28, Proverbs 14:21,31, and Micah 6:6-8.