Jesus isn’t concerned with “catching” people with marketing schemes as much as he is with reordering our lives around our neighbors and their needs.

Hunter Greene

We would do well to remember that we are not free until we find our lives and our beings in the Love of God and each other for which we were created.

Hunter Greene

God’s very being has been revealed to us in Jesus Christ, who enacts the revolution of flipping social hierarchies and cleansing our own temples for their proper use: Love.

Hunter Greene

The incarnation has given us permission to love the beauty that we find within us, even if it’s not considered normative or popular. I figured if God can choose an eccentric place like Nazareth as an acceptable birthplace for the Messiah, then surely I can be a proud Appalachian hillbilly who tends to draw out his vowels, sometimes to the point of others’ confusion.

Hunter Greene

We do not carry our crosses because suffering is good or noble or respectable. Rather, we carry our crosses, laying down our lives by our own accord, because that is the only way we can be with those who are exploited, neglected, and forgotten.

Hunter Greene

Jesus offers the hope that the seeds of social healing can be found at the very margins these systems have created. For those who have been left out know exactly what will be required of us to create a world where no one is left out.

Hunter Greene