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In an age of increasing awareness about systemic injustice, environmental crisis, escalating violence and war, and global inequality, many people of faith are asking crucial questions: How do we channel our passion for justice into wisdom-guided action? What does Scripture actually say about God’s heart for the oppressed? How have faithful communities throughout history navigated the tension between prophetic critique and practical love?
This class doesn’t offer simple answers or political talking points. Instead, it provides something far more valuable: the deep, nuanced wisdom that emerges when biblical scholarship, theological reflection, historical understanding, and pastoral wisdom converge around questions that matter urgently for our world today.


ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS
Dr. Tripp Fuller is the founder and host of the #1 theology podcast, Homebrewed Christianity. As an author, speaker, podcaster, and professional theologian he is committed to bringing the best resources from the academy to the church so we can brew a more robust faith today.

Tim Whitaker is the founder and creative director of The New Evangelicals. Growing up, he always felt at home in evangelical spaces – until years later, when his studying and questions caused him to no longer be welcomed at in his church community. Brokenhearted, but undeterred, Tim continued to pursue a deeper understanding of faith, history, theology and the evangelical church. The more he uncovers, the more he realizes the importance of advocating for the marginalized in the church, exploring the full depth and breadth of Christian faith traditions, and holding toxic churches and leaders accountable.

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Week 1 – John Dominic Crossan 

1 – The Biblical God of Justice
Lesson 1 of 2 within section Week 1 – John Dominic Crossan . You must become a member to access course content.
2 – Are We a Doomed Species?
Lesson 2 of 2 within section Week 1 – John Dominic Crossan . You must become a member to access course content.

Week 2 – Casey Sigmon 

3 – Worship: Choreographing the Dance of God’s Justice in Your Time and Place
Lesson 1 of 2 within section Week 2 – Casey Sigmon . You must become a member to access course content.
4 – Playing with the Future: Worship, Justice, and Prophetic Imagination
Lesson 2 of 2 within section Week 2 – Casey Sigmon . You must become a member to access course content.

Week 3 – Peter Enns

5 – Social Justice Is Not a Sidebar of Scripture
Lesson 1 of 2 within section Week 3 – Peter Enns. You must become a member to access course content.
6 – When Kings Become Pharaohs: Why Social Justice Isn’t Heresy
Lesson 2 of 2 within section Week 3 – Peter Enns. You must become a member to access course content.

Week 4 – Aizaiah Yong

7 – My Sins Run Out Behind Me
Lesson 1 of 2 within section Week 4 – Aizaiah Yong. You must become a member to access course content.
8 – The Desert Within: Contemplative Practices for Social Justice
Lesson 2 of 2 within section Week 4 – Aizaiah Yong. You must become a member to access course content.

Week 5 – Malcolm Foley

9 – God and Justice in American History
Lesson 1 of 2 within section Week 5 – Malcolm Foley. You must become a member to access course content.
10 – Moral Clarity in the Face of American Evil
Lesson 2 of 2 within section Week 5 – Malcolm Foley. You must become a member to access course content.

Week 6 – Drew G.I. Hart

11 – God of Justice in African American Christianity & Experience
Lesson 1 of 2 within section Week 6 – Drew G.I. Hart. You must become a member to access course content.
12 – The God Who Takes Sides: Why Neutrality Isn’t Biblical
Lesson 2 of 2 within section Week 6 – Drew G.I. Hart. You must become a member to access course content.

God of Justice

In an age of increasing awareness about systemic injustice, environmental crisis, escalating violence and war, and global inequality, many people of faith are asking crucial questions: How do we channel our passion for justice into wisdom-guided action? What does Scripture actually say about God’s heart for the oppressed? How have faithful communities throughout history navigated the tension between prophetic critique and practical love?
This class doesn’t offer simple answers or political talking points. Instead, it provides something far more valuable: the deep, nuanced wisdom that emerges when biblical scholarship, theological reflection, historical understanding, and pastoral wisdom converge around questions that matter urgently for our world today.


ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS
Dr. Tripp Fuller is the founder and host of the #1 theology podcast, Homebrewed Christianity. As an author, speaker, podcaster, and professional theologian he is committed to bringing the best resources from the academy to the church so we can brew a more robust faith today.

Tim Whitaker is the founder and creative director of The New Evangelicals. Growing up, he always felt at home in evangelical spaces – until years later, when his studying and questions caused him to no longer be welcomed at in his church community. Brokenhearted, but undeterred, Tim continued to pursue a deeper understanding of faith, history, theology and the evangelical church. The more he uncovers, the more he realizes the importance of advocating for the marginalized in the church, exploring the full depth and breadth of Christian faith traditions, and holding toxic churches and leaders accountable.