Book: Apocalyptic Abolitionism
Author: Kevin M. Burton
What happens when apocalyptic faith fuels liberation? Join us as we explore Kevin M. Burton's Apocalyptic Abolitionism, tracing how 19th-century millennialists broke from complicit churches and helped power the fight to abolish slavery
Book: All about Love
Author: Bell Hooks
What does it truly mean to love — and what happens when we build a world around it?
Join us as we journey through Bell Hooks' transformative work, exploring love not as sentiment but as practice, ethic, and force for justice.
This is a conversation you won't want to miss.
Book: One day, everyone will have always been against this.
Author: Omar El Akkad
Join us as we grapple with this urgent call to examine what we've normalized and ask: What will future generations say we should have always opposed?
This November, we're turning the tables! Join the JustLove Book Circle for our special Reader's Choice gathering where YOU shape our reading journey.
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What books have been transforming your understanding of justice, faith, and community?
What titles should we explore together in 2026?
What happens when faith refuses to settle for comfort and conformity? Join us for a powerful live conversation on Shane Claiborne’s Irresistible Revolution — a bold, prophetic call to live out a faith that actually looks like Jesus.
Claiborne challenges readers to rethink the American Dream through the lens of radical love, simplicity, and justice. Whether you’ve read the book or are just curious, this live session will unpack the heart of Claiborne’s message and open space for honest dialogue about what it means to follow Christ in a world that often resists Him.
Expect raw questions, meaningful insights, and a fresh look at what it means to live the Gospel in real time.
A Sacred Conversation on Identity, Faith, and Belonging A Live Dialogue Inspired by the Work of Kaitlin Curtice Step into a soul-stirring conversation as we journey through Kaitlin Curtice’s groundbreaking book, Native—a poetic and prophetic reflection on what it means to belong.
As a Potawatomi woman and Christian writer, Curtice invites us to reimagine faith through the lens of heritage, land, and sacred identity. Through her storytelling, prayers, and deeply personal reflections, Curtice weaves together themes of justice and decolonization, offering a path toward healing that honors both our roots and our collective future.
This is more than a book discussion. It’s a call to listen. A call to remember. A call to become whole. Join us for this powerful exchange that challenges and blesses—drawing us closer to one another, and to the God who made us all.
Step into a rich and challenging conversation as we explore The Prophetic Imagination by theologian Walter Brueggemann.
In this live dialogue, we reflect on what it means to embrace the prophetic role in our time—to speak truth, disrupt empire, and reimagine community rooted in God’s justice.
Brueggemann’s groundbreaking work invites us to see the prophet not just as a predictor of the future but as a poet of the present—naming pain, dismantling numbness, and giving voice to divine hope.
This discussion opens space for honest wrestling, spiritual reflection, and a renewed vision of faith that dares to imagine a world made new.
Join us for a powerful and thought-provoking conversation as we dive into Troubling the Water: The Urgent Work of Radical Belonging by Ben McBride.
In this live discussion, we unpack McBride’s journey from fear to radical love, and what it means to be a bridge-builder in today’s divided world.
Themes of belonging, justice, vulnerability, and nonviolence run through this book. Whether you’ve read the book or are hearing about it for the first time, this conversation will challenge and inspire you to take your place in the river of transformation.