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Book Review: Just Factfulness by Hans Rosling
We are all experiencing unusual and distressing times. If our daily diet consists of large amounts of mass media, we may become distressed and if we base our information by what is shared on social media, we will be doomed to anxiety and possible discord. Within this environment, I have found comfort from a somewhat unlikely source. It is a book by the late Hans Rosling. The book, Factfulness, felt like a reality balm. Factfulness looks into global trends and helps readers to

Lisa Lee
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It is all about the "Heart-work"
To know God's Word is to know God.
Lauren Roberts Lukefahr
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Two Comforts and Three Questions from John 14
As followers of Jesus, we have the Word of God and the Holy Spirit to comfort us

Lisa Lee
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Living with Dignity
Dignity is defined as: the quality or state of being worthy, honored, or esteemed

Lisa Lee
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“For none of us lives for ourselves alone, and none of us dies for ourselves alone.” - Romans 14:7
JustKindHumility always looks to Scripture for guidance in everyday life and circumstances. Our overarching emphasis is on living a life based on the teachings of Holy Scripture and always in line with what Jesus taught when he walked the earth. We focus on Micah 6:8 where God clearly proclaims His requirements for living a life pleasing to Him and we point to Matthew 25:31-46 as the way in which Jesus describes how we will ultimately be judged. Both passages involve how we t

Lisa Lee
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Finding what is truly good
I was humbled as I was reminded that God is indeed the Creator of all that is good.

Lisa Lee
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Healing the Wounds of Racial Trauma
"The Lord is near to those who are discouraged; he saves those who have lost all hope.” - Psalm 34:18 Healing the Wounds of Racial Trauma Being a victim of racism can cause heart wounds that are like a physical wound. This kind of heart wound is called trauma. Like a physical wound, it must be cared for and cannot be ignored. Also like a physical wound, it can leave a scar. As with all forms of trauma, the human tendency is to avoid or split off awarenes

Lisa Lee
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Who can separate us?
Who can separate us?

Lisa Lee
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Creating Community through Lovingkindness
They aim to empower these children and their communities through relationships that cultivate holistic transformation and sustainability.
Lillian Lee
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Increase your resilience during challenging times
This is an exercise to increase resiliency. Doing this exercise when you are not under stress will help you be able to relax in times of str

Lisa Lee
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Justice and Mercy in times of Crisis
What does justice and mercy look like in a world entering a time of challenge and uncertainty?

Lisa Lee
3 min read


Morsels from the Table…
...The Evangelical Immigration Table exists to encourage distinctly biblical thinking about issues of immigration...

Lisa Lee
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Welcoming Justice
...when we welcome this kind of biblical Justice, we really do welcome Jesus.

Lisa Lee
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Five Organizations that are on the Forefront of Refugee Aid...and how you can be too
Five Organizations that are on the forefront of Refugee Aid...and how you can be too

Lisa Lee
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One Thing No Child Will Ask For-
“No child goes to their parents and says, ‘Mom and Dad, when I grow up I want to be a refugee.’ Never.”
Lillian Lee
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Visualizing Justice
“We are committed to helping the whole world see the Bible as one unified story that leads to Jesus.”

Lisa Lee
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Humility Walking 101
I find that my resistance to walking in humility has a lot to do with fear.

Lisa Lee
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The 10 Ways Boaz Demonstrated "Hesed" to Ruth and Naomi
...when I thought of Boaz, I thought of protection, generosity, gentleness and honor.

Lisa Lee
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Everything I needed to know about justice, I learned as a child.
What does it mean to be just? Who judges what is fair? Who is right about justice needs?

Lisa Lee
3 min read
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