
If you're thinking about how you might help alleviate suffering, help the marginalised, and promote justice, Generous Justice is a great place to start. Here Keller advocates a radical approach which emphasises kindness and generosity. If you're concerned about how you might make a difference to those in less privileged circumstances, Good News to the Poor shows how Christians can become involved in responsible social action with the dual purpose of addressing temporal suffering and sharing the gospel which has eternal significance. In a similar vein, Clothed with Strength shows how some women of the past have campaigned, lobbied, and fought injustice to win the day - can we emulate their incredible examples today?