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Politics in the Pulpit is JPIT’s lectionary-based weekly preaching resource. A podcast for ministers, preachers and worship leaders, where we discuss how the justice issues present in the Bible spur us to be good news in the world today. Each week, we welcome a different guest, discussing the dimensions of justice present in the Bible readings explored by many churches the following Sunday, and reflecting on how they connect with current affairs and our calling to be justice seekers.