Freeing Slaves Spotlight: An Interview with Nerissa Hatter of A 2nd Cup

Today, VJN interviewed Nerissa Hatter of A 2nd Cup to dialogue about human trafficking in the Houston, Texas area and what a local non-profit coffee shop in doing to free slaves. To begin we have asked Nerissa to introduce herself and what A 2nd Cup 

Watch: What does a “justice” disciple look like in public?

In this week’s video podcast, watch Session 3: “Developing the Hands” from the 2015 VJN Forum on “Jesus, the Kingdom, and the Poor.” What does a justice disciple look like in public? A session led by Dr. Michael Raburn on reaching and serving your community 

VJN Spotlight: Suhail Stephen, director of Vineyard School of Justice | CauseCon

This week, VJN spotlights VJN member Suhail Stephen. In this interview, Suhail Stephen unpacks his perspective and experiences with racial reconciliation, the relationship between mercy and justice, and shares stories from living in intentional community with the poor in Winnipeg, Canada. About Suhail: Suhail is 

Watch: Kathy Maskell on the Justice of Disciple-Making

In this week’s video podcast, watch Session 2: “Developing the Heart: The Justice of Disciple-Making,” from the 2015 VJN Forum on “Jesus, the Kingdom, and the Poor.” A conversation led by Kathy Maskell on how to talk about and understand the importance of the role 

Watch: Dr. William Turner on the Holy Spirit, Justice, and Community Action

Watch: Dr. William Turner on the Holy Spirit, Justice, and Community Action

“Pneumatology is a subversive discourse.” Hi folks, we’re so thrilled to finally release the video recordings of the main sessions from VJN 2015: Jesus, the Kingdom, and the Poor. Over the next few weeks, we’ll post all four sessions. We begin with Dr. William Turner’s