God, land, and the struggle for justice

God, land, and the struggle for justice

Michael and Dr. Alistair Reese explore how Māori Christians used Scripture to challenge injustice, revealing the danger of aligning God with empire and the cost of pursuing justice and reconciliation.

Is God really on our side?

Michael and Marshall wrestle with how the prophets confront injustice and push back against the idea that God simply backs our side in politics.

Worship that restores humanity

Michael and Dr. DiAnne Malone explore how the Black church embodies dignity, liberation, and community, revealing how worship reshapes identity and forms Christians for faithful public life.

What’s worship got to do with politics?

Michael and Marshall uncover the surprising political power of the Psalms, showing how worship, prayer, and lament recalibrate our trust and allegiance in a world of competing powers.

The story of Tarore

Michael talks with guest Denise Tims about a powerful story from Aotearoa, exploring how forgiveness and the gospel brought real transformation in a community experiencing painful conflict.