#077 - Social Work as an Act of Justice w/ Lowell Herschberger

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I recently had the privilege of interviewing my friend Lowell Herschberger about his work as a social worker. I loved my conversation with him as a way of learning how to do justice as disciples of Jesus.

We get into what it's like to work with a secular government, how Christians can serve as social workers in good conscience, and much more.

In the expanded version, we spend 10-15 minutes talking about the role of gratitude in the work of justice at the very end. You can access that here.
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