Over the last few years I've tended to focus a lot in my thinking on the creation care aspect of climate change, of an ecotheology that listens closely to the voice of the earth or non-human creation.
This Sunday just gone I spoke at Essendon Baptist Church and took a justice focus; with three main points
- Justice is at the heart of God - many thanks to the organisers of Surrender 2015, The Justice Conference and keynotes (and their excellent books) Ken Wytsma (Pursuing Justice) and Eugene Cho (Overrated) for helping me focus on this again
- Climate change is a justice issue
- We need to love our neighbours in a warming world
On justice, see the excellent article (from his book) by Tim Keller. On the backstory of bandits in the parable, see this article.
The sermon is available on iTunes under sunday am - essendon baptist coomunity church. See here.
