By Challenges the idea that only big, sweeping actions lead to real change. Makes the case that small, everyday acts–done well and consistently–can transform justice ministry in profound ways. Drawing on interviews with 40 pastors from diverse ministry contexts, highlights how micro practices –simple, intentional actions — have the power to reshape communities and advance justice. Rooted in scripture and theology, offers hundreds of actionable practices that can be easily integrated into everyday ministry. From one-on-one conversations to small group efforts, these seemingly small actions, when practiced consistently, build momentum that drives meaningful change. Each practice is shared through engaging narrative stories, bringing the experiences of real pastors to life and demonstrating the lasting impact of doing the “small stuff” with intention. Offers both practical tools and spiritual encouragement for those committed to justice. Read more.