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“Woe to those who call evil good     and good evil, who put darkness for light     and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet     and sweet for bitter.” -Isaiah 5:20 We will not be deceived.

Growing up we were taught to ask WWJD… What Would Jesus Do? Sure, it got a little cliche and commercialized… but it is still the right question. I pray that every Christian in America and around the world would ask that right now — What would Jesus do? Who would Jesus

That part. (… and the 2000 other verses that talk about caring for the poor and having compassion on the vulnerable)

We must strive to be like Christ.

A Christianity rooted in patriarchy will always define women first and foremost by their relationship to men. A Christianity rooted in the gospel of Jesus will always see women first and foremost as fellow human beings created in God's image. May we understand the difference.

Fundamentalist men who reject equal rights for women have clearly never read about Jesus.

I used to be enamored with politicians and public servants who openly used Christian faith language in interviews and speeches. I’m now far more enamored when politicians and public servants openly treat others with Christian kindness.

No matter their documentation status, migrants and asylum-seekers are wonderfully created in God’s Image worthy of welcome, compassion, dignity, and a better life. 🙌

“The Church is not called to be an institution of power, but a community of care, where the hungry are fed, the lonely are welcomed, and the broken are healed.” From The Wounded Healer

I want to go out on a limb and say that slavery was in fact bad.

My thoughts on Trump’s post: Slavery has existed throughout human history. Normally, slaves were the spoils of the victors during wars. There were also indentured servants, who served specific and limited terms. But American chattel slavery was unique. It was embedded into the

Law-abiding New Yorkers should never be forced to hide in the shadows or fear using public resources. We're supporting a lawsuit challenging the federal government’s arrest and detention of people attending mandatory immigration proceedings: cbsnews.com/newyork/news/i…

Compassion and empathy are the way of Jesus.

Our nation is sick, and the problem is not “the other side.” The problem is us.

Morning is coming. With new life. “You who dwell in the dust, awake and sing for joy! For your dew is a dew of light, and the earth will give birth to the dead.” Isaiah 26:19

Beautiful.

Jesus taught that a lack of concern for the poor is not a minor lapse, but reveals that something is seriously wrong with one’s spiritual compass, the heart.

I know a name that can silence the roaring waves I know a name that can empty out a grave I know a name, it's the only name that saves And it's worthy of all praise