Serving Christ by Serving Others
Scripture does not speak ambiguously about the treatment of foreigners among us — it commands welcome, protection, and justice. This article examines the theological imperative for congregations to move from passive sympathy toward active solidarity with immigrant families, grounding every act of advocacy in the timeless teaching of Matthew 25.
Charitable giving is an essential expression of Christian love—but is it sufficient? This opinion piece challenges believers to consider whether acts of mercy alone can address the structural forces that keep millions of Americans trapped in poverty. Rooted in the imperative of Matthew 25, it makes the case that authentic discipleship demands both personal compassion and courageous engagement with the policies and systems that shape human dignity.
Across America, one in eight households struggles with food insecurity—a crisis that calls every congregation to action. Drawing from Matthew 25:35, this practical guide walks churches of any size through the process of building sustainable, relationship-centered food assistance programs. From food pantries to community gardens, the tools your church needs are closer than you think.