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God's preferential option for the poor and oppressed, with salvation as liberation from all forms of oppression.
Key question: “How does the Gospel liberate the oppressed and challenge unjust structures in society?”
17774 illustrations found
On March 24, 1980, Archbishop Oscar Romero celebrated Mass in a hospital chapel in El Salvador. His sermon that evening reflected on John 3:16—God's love poured out in self-giving.
The fruit of the Spirit has liberating implications. Peace isn't just inner calm but shalom—wholeness that includes social harmony. Patience sustains long struggles for justice. Kindness confronts systems that are unkind to the poor. Self-control resists the self-indulgence that ignores others' suffering.
The Mothers of the Disappeared have waited decades for justice in Argentina, Chile, El Salvador. They wait for bodies to be found, for perpetrators to be named, for truth to emerge. Waiting isn't passive—they march, they document, they demand. Yet...
During Argentina's Dirty War, mothers whose children were "disappeared" began marching weekly in Buenos Aires' Plaza de Mayo, demanding answers. They faced threats, ridicule, danger. They were ordinary women—housewives, grandmothers—who found strength they didn't know they had.
In the early morning hours of March 24, 1980, the air in San Salvador hung heavy with the weight of uncertainty. Archbishop Óscar Romero stepped into the small chapel of the Hospital of Divine Providence, the soft light of dawn...
In the heart of El Salvador, amidst the swirling dust of conflict and the cries for justice, stood a man whose life echoed the words of 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18. Archbishop Oscar Romero was no ordinary shepherd; he was a beacon...
In the shadow of El Salvador's rolling hills, Archbishop Oscar Romero walked a path laden with sorrow and strife. He was a shepherd among his people, yet his heart bore the weight of countless murdered priests and a flock threatened...
In 1851, John Clifford discovered an old Bible in a London bookshop with a handwritten note tucked inside its cover. The note read: "Last year...
In 1881, B.B. Warfield sat in his Princeton study, examining the Greek text of Ephesians 2:8-9 with painstaking precision. Every word mattered. Every tense carried...
A seminary student once approached Dr. B.B. Warfield after a lecture on the doctrine of Scripture, troubled not by textual criticism but by a failing...
In the heart of El Salvador in the late 1970s, Archbishop Oscar Romero stood as a beacon of hope amid a storm of violence and oppression. Picture him in the dimly lit cathedral, the smell of incense mingling with the...
When the assayer tests gold for purity, he does not guess at its composition. He subjects the metal to precise, measurable heat — 1,064 degrees...
In the heart of El Salvador, on March 24, 1980, a powerful moment unfolded that reverberates through the ages. Archbishop Oscar Romero stood at the altar of a small church, the air heavy with incense and the murmurs of devoted...
When Moses died on Mount Nebo, Joshua inherited not a throne but a trembling nation camped on the eastern bank of the Jordan. Ahead lay...
In the heart of El Salvador during the turbulent 1980s, Archbishop Oscar Romero became a beacon of hope in a land shrouded in despair, much like a lone candle flickering in the pitch-black darkness of midnight. Picture the oppressive atmosphere—fear...
Imagine a dimly lit church in El Salvador, the air thick with tension and the scent of fear mingled with hope. It is the late 1970s, and in that sacred space stands Archbishop Óscar Romero, a man whose very presence...
In 1881, scholar B.B. Warfield stood before his Princeton seminary students and made a declaration that would echo through generations: the words of Scripture are...
In the heart of El Salvador, during a time of great strife and suffering, Archbishop Oscar Romero became a beacon of hope for the marginalized. Imagine a crowded church, its wooden pews filled with campesinos, their faces etched with the...
In the heart of California’s Central Valley, the sun beats down mercilessly upon the rows of crops. Workers, faces lined with fatigue yet filled with hope, toil in the fields, their hands stained with soil and sweat. But the promise...
In 1881, B.B. Warfield arrived at Princeton Seminary carrying a conviction that would define his life's work: every syllable of Scripture is God-breathed, wholly without...
In 1611, when the King James translators labored over the Greek text of First John, they came to a phrase that stopped them cold: "ho...
In the heart of El Salvador, amidst the vibrant colors of the markets and the echoes of laughter in the streets, Archbishop Oscar Romero once stood as a beacon of hope for the oppressed. Picture a small, struggling community nestled...
Imagine, if you will, the twinkling lights of San Salvador in the late hours of the evening. The air is thick with the aroma of roasted coffee and freshly baked bread, but beneath this vibrant surface lies a deep, aching...
In the heart of El Salvador, amidst the cacophony of gunfire and the cries of the oppressed, stood Archbishop Oscar Romero—a man armed with nothing but his unwavering faith and a prophetic voice that echoed across the nation. Picture him,...