By A Rocha USA. Whatever our relationship to climate change might be, we can all aspire to put off the “old self” with its abuses against creation, and to put on the “new self” (Eph. 4:20-24) of the Christ who is reconciling all things.
Verónica Godoy shares how planting and picnicking are two ways to join Christ in making all things new. She also shares how tango is one way to have a good time.
With experiences ranging from political science to environmental studies, from Santa Barbara to the North Cascades and the Minnesota Boundary Waters, Dylan Richardson delights in drawing others into caring for God’s creation.
Drawing from Romans 8, Colossians 1, and Genesis 1–2, Dr. Jonathan Moo connects biblical hope for new creation with practical action on climate change, stewardship, and loving our neighbors by caring for the places they depend on and enjoy.
Noah Guthrie delights in pangolins and reflects on Christ’s reconciliation of “all things, whether on earth or in heaven,” to God (Col. 1:19-20).
Brittany Michalski shares about an “aha” moment while studying wildlife ecology and supporting our Conservation Interns.