A “might makes right” approach to the world contradicts everything Jesus taught about humility and care for the vulnerable.
News
Lead Stories
When Christians say “empire,” we are not just describing a structure of domination but contrasting the politics of empire with the kingdom of God.
Platner’s downfall is a case study in what forgiveness isn’t.
Stollar’s peers say he was a tenacious advocate but a prickly and unreliable ally to the movement he supported.
Magazine
Current Issue:
July 2026
Sojourners Magazine
Cover Story
Christian baby boomers are joining the “gray tsunami” of elders working for social justice.
Feature
The conflation of God, war, and country did not begin with Pete Hegseth.
Feature
Most humanitarian funding goes to people who have potentially economically productive lives; the people “Crazy Yevhenii” saves may not even survive the drive out.
Culture Watch, Books
Building biblical literacy with people of all ages feels like a necessary, quiet act of resistance.
Commentary
A letter to Christians on trans neighbors and the authoritarian road map.
Commentary
We don’t lack tools to support people. We lack the political will to scale what works.
News
Categories
Spotlight
Articles
Half a century later, a lot has changed, but we remain committed to inspiring Christians across every tradition to put their faith into action for justice and peace and strengthening faith-inspired movements for change.
Writers
Video
Video
Faith leaders have a message for survivors. We believe you.
