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Do Justice

Our Call to Faithful Living

By Nathan Brown

Paperback, 182 pages

Signs Publishing , 2014

ISBN: 9781925044133

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Twenty-nine chapters from Adventist leaders, activists, academics and writers explore and apply the Bible’s call to “do justice,” particularly in the context of Adventist faith and personal faithfulness. Contributors include Dwight Nelson, Ty Gibson, Kendra Haloviak Valentine, Ella Simmons, Lowell Cooper, Chris Blake, Lisa Clark Diller, ADRA personnel from around the world and more.

This book will help you grow towards spiritual awareness of how we can best represent the heart of God in the midst of a world that is full of injustice. It is hoped that it will help you look for creative and consistent ways to live justice so others might see the love of God in action.

Foundational

  • The strand of justice (justice and the Bible) / Steven Thompson
  • "Just words" (justice and the Body of Christ) / Kendra Haloviak Valentine
  • "Woven together in the great web of humanity" (justice and human rights / Nathan Brown
  • Good news to the poor (justice and equality) / Becky De Oliveira
  • Why you matter so much (justice and consequences) / Ty Gibson

Faithful

  • More than know-it-alls (justice and religion) / Dwight Nelson
  • The deck-chair shuffle? (justice and Adventism) / Jeff Boyd
  • The heart of Adventist faith (justice and compassion) / Alex Bryan
  • When injustice begins to come untrue (justice and Sabbath) / Nathan Brown
  • Re-discovering "Adventist health" (justice and health) / Living ahead (justice and the Remnant) / Charles Scriven
  • Doing justice, loving mercy
  • in the End Time (justice and the church) / Lowell C. Cooper

Intentional

  • Postcards of injustice (justice and perseverance) / Michelle Abel
  • "The poor who are cast out" (justice and expectations) / Lisa Clark Diller
  • The gospel according to IKEA (justice and results) / Dwain N. Esmond
  • A calling bigger than culture (justice and culture) . Zivayi Nengomasha
  • On a quest to give (justice and service) / Mark Webster
  • Can beauty save the world? (justice and beauty) / Joanna Darby

Practical

  • When doing good is not good enough (justice and advocacy) / Harwood Lockton
  • "For the peace and prosperity of the City" (justice and engagement) / Tim Gillespie
  • On mission and Chavez (justice and community organising) / Geoffrey Nelson-Blake
  • Just short term? (justice and short-term mission) / Brad Watson
  • Making peace with the stranger (justice and peace) / Lourdes E. Morales-Gudmundsson
  • Fighting for equality without fighting (justice and gender) / Pia Reierson
  • Love is the foundation (justice and education) / Ella Smith Simmons
  • Finding our passion and purpose (justice and mentoring) / Mindi Wiygul
  • A kangaroo hat, organic vegetables and raising the next generation of UN ambassadors (justice and family) / Joanna Darby
  • Nearer, my God, to them (justice and faithfulness) / Chris Blake

Nathan Brown

Nathan Brown is book editor at Signs Publishing Company, the Adventist publishing house based just out of Melbourne Australia. He is author of more than 15 books, a previous editor of RECORD and Signs of the Times magazines and continues to write for publications and websites around the world.

Nathan has degrees in law, literature, English, professional writing, and justice and theology.

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