Seek Social Justice

Below is bonus interview footage from experts featured in Seek Social Justice. Click on the video screen to play each selection.

Chuck Colson

The Importance of Relationships

Time in prison often destroys relationships with people outside. Learn how mentors can help ex-prisoners restore those relationships and get back on their feet.

The Work of Prison Fellowship

Hear Chuck Colson explain what motivates Prison Fellowship volunteers.

Our Responsibility

Chuck Colson reflects on the greatest accomplishment of his life.

Robert Woodson

Bob Woodson’s Story

Bob Woodson describes his upbringing in West Philadelphia and what made him passionate about serving kids in the inner city.

True Help Is Reciprocity

Bob shares the lessons he learned about how the helping hand can wind up hurting by mistake.

Our Responsibility: Faithfulness

What do we do when our efforts to love others don’t seem very successful?

Rudy Carrasco

Rudy Carrasco’s Story

Rudy Carrasco was set up to become just another statistic of brokenness in the inner city. Watch to see what happened instead.

The Closest to the Need

Rudy Carrasco explains the common sense idea that the best help comes from the people who know you best.

The Influence of Parents

Just how big is the influence of parents on kids? Rudy Carrasco shows how it is larger than you might believe, especially when it comes to education and religious faith.

Sean Litton

Responsibility for Justice

Sean Litton explains that justice is the responsibility not only of government but of all of us.

The Significance of the Rule of Law

What makes a justice system function well? Sean Litton describes the necessary elements.

Marvin Olasky

Start Where You Are

Feeling overwhelmed by all the unmet needs in the world? Marvin Olasky suggests how to take important first steps in helping.

Problematic Approaches to Solving Problems

Learn what doesn’t work when it comes to helping the poor, so you can better figure out what does.

Earlier Approaches to Compassion in America

When it comes to seeking social justice, Christians don’t need to reinvent the wheel. Learn how Christians pursued this important goal in American history.

Albert Mohler

Catching a Vision for Ministry

Al Mohler explains the powerful influence of experiencing ministry up-close and personal.

Rich and Poor Together

Mohler addresses the importance of people from different socio-economic levels participating together in the church.

True Justice

Mohler calls the church to witness to a kind of justice that is holistic and relational, not just legal and remedial.

Star Parker

Star Parker’s Story

Star Parker went from welfare mom to business owner. Learn what helped her make the change.

Giving Back Through Work

Star Parker describes the joy of being a giver, not just a taker.

Responses that Advance Human Dignity

Star Parker addresses the question about what to do when someone on the sidewalk asks for a handout?

Anthony Bradley

The First Place to Turn

Anthony Bradley explains how help from families and churches worked in African American communities before the War on Poverty.

History of Christian Help

Bradley describes the impressive history of Christians caring for people when no one else would.

Our Responsibility: Using Our Gifts

Anthony Bradley encourages people to use their imaginations and gifts to meet people’s needs effectively.

Jay Richards

Speaking of Social Justice

Jay Richards explains how the way we talk about “social justice” can shape our responses to human need.

Overcoming Poverty Through Economic Opportunity

Hear why Richards thinks that the problem with poverty isn’t that some people are rich but that some people aren’t. What should the true focus be when engaging poverty?

The Difference Between Government and Non-Government Approaches

Do government employees care less about their fellow human beings than do ministry volunteers? Hear why Richards thinks the difference between the two lies elsewhere.