When you see suffering, particularly caused by oppression, a Spirit-driven response is compassion—a deep inner yearning for healing and justice. Yet compassion isn’t enough. As Walter Williams said, “Truly compassionate policy requires dispassionate analysis.” This talk defines justice and human rights by Biblical standards and distinguishes “negative rights” from “positive rights."

The pro-abortion is movement is radically committed to murdering babies. However, there’s a diverse group of people readily committed to stopping them. They are public speakers, they are pastors, they are protestors, they are politicians, they are pregnancy crisis workers—and they are changing minds and saving babies.

We're all being told to "do justice" and knowing the biblical definition is the first step. But then what? What are the practical steps of doing justice?  If you are interested in learning how you, your small group, or your church can stand for justice, come learn some of the practical tools needed to begin a justice ministry and stand for the least of these. 

This breakout session will equip Christians with God’s purpose for the family, and discuss practical ways Christians and churches can minister to single parents, the fatherless, and orphans.

As Christians seek to do justice, it is important to do so in ways that honor God and His design for human life. Sometimes well-meaning Christians can actually create dependency and stifle growth; rather than empowering people to live according to God’s standards for humanity. Come learn how we can come alongside others, Biblically, empowering them to live by God’s design. 

It is vital that Christian families be on the frontline of our culture, as the fundamental building block and agent of transformation of society. This breakout session will help Christians consider how they can set up a homeschool co-op to cultivate education options for low-income families.