The Micah Walk
Harvey WoodfordNot a sermon, not a pulpit — just an engaged Christian thinking out loud about faith, race, justice, and what Micah 6:8 actually requires of us.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 34 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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Who Gets My Vote?
Eventually, every political philosophy meets a ballot with names on it. That’s where things get complicated. It’s one thing to say I want my faith to shape my politics. It’s another thing to look at a list of imperfect human beings and deci...
Vote Your Faith, Not Your Party
Introduction
We often talk about faith as though it belongs in certain rooms of our lives. Definitely the Church, Prayer and Family rooms. And sometimes the Work room for the way we treat a coworker who is driving us quietly insane. Politi...
A New Option for My Subscribers
I know that every subscriber and follower has many options what to spend their time reading, sharing and commenting on. I am grateful for the time you spend engaging here on The Micah Walk. Your engagement inspires me and is the best suppor...
Making Space for Grief and Gratitude - BOOK REVIEW
[This review of “We Mend with Gold: An Immigrant Daughter’s Reckoning with American Christianity” by Kristin T. Lee was first published here: We Mend with Gold [Review] - The Englewood Review of Books]
’sdebut book turns a childhood divide...
Let’s Get Jiggy...
Part 4 of 4 in a series on what it actually looks like to live out justice, not just believe in it. Catch up on Let's Get Messy, Let's Get Specific, and Let's Get Busy if you're just joining.
I met a woman who spent eleven years working wi...
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Husband, father, longtime small group leader. I write on faith and justice, giving Christians the Scriptural grounding, tools and confidence to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly, personally and in their church community.
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