S1E3 | The Greatest Injustices in the World Today with Jo Anne Lyon, Nikki Nettleton, and Jenn Peterson

In this episode of Not That Kind of Christian, David Drury and his guests discuss the multifaceted nature of injustice, particularly focusing on poverty, human trafficking, and the role of the gospel in addressing these issues. The guests share personal experiences and insights on how to empower communities and address systemic injustices. We hope you enjoy this discussion!Hosted By: David DruryProduced By: Seth Strand and LanternEdited By: Seth StrandNetwork Provided by: LanternLantern is a ministry sponsored by Wesley Seminary. We empower faith-driven leaders, churches, and organizations to connect, grow, and serve through a trusted network rooted in Holiness values—shining as a light in the world.Key Notes: - Injustice is often seen as a political issue, but it is fundamentally a moral and spiritual problem.- Everyone is made in the image of God, which gives them inherent value and rights.- Poverty is not just an economic issue; it is a lack of access to basic needs.- Human trafficking is one of the most urgent injustices of our time, with over 50 million people enslaved globally.- Awareness and education are key in combating human trafficking and other injustices.- The church has a role in advocating for refugees and displaced persons.- Empowerment of individuals is crucial for community transformation.- Greed and power are root causes of many injustices in the world today.- Access to the gospel is a significant injustice that needs to be addressed.