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 

Black History Month: “Me and the New Jim Crow”

In honor of Black History Month, VJN invited Ramon Mayo to review Michelle Alexander’s book, The New Jim Crow. Michelle Alexander’s book, The New Jim Crow, is a tour de force in exposing a clear injustice in our society. It is a clear injustice that 

The Holy Spirit Matters: Holy Spirit, Justice, and Community Action

The Holy Spirit Matters: Holy Spirit, Justice, and Community Action

In this VJN podcast, Vineyard pastor Michael Raburn hosts a de-briefing webinar on Dr. Turner’s work on the relationship between the Holy Spirit, justice, and community action. To best prepare for the webinar, we recommend you read Michael’s dissertation chapter on the Holy Spirit. Dr. William Turner 

Welcoming the Stranger: A Biblical View to Understanding Immigration

Welcoming the Stranger: A Biblical View to Understanding Immigration

In this podcast, Bethany Anderson shares from her work with Los Angeles-based Solidarity Rising on how people of faith can approach the hot topic of immigration reform with a sound, biblical worldview. Bethany’s workshop explored the topic of immigration from a biblical viewpoint and our 

Re-thinking Prison Ministry: Towards Restorative Justice

In this podcast, chaplains Steve Lowe and Michelle Smith  share from their experiences working extensively with youth in juvenile detention centers, as well as their families. Their stories challenge the prevailing American  correctional approach of isolation and punishment with a Biblical vision of restoring wholeness