In this deeply reflective episode, John Molineux joins host Hannah Munn to unpack the heart behind Loving Justice, Love Justice International’s new small group guide—and the spiritual journey that shaped it. Drawing from decades of frontline experience, John explores what it truly means to love “the least of these” with effective action, humility, and faith.

This conversation weaves together Scripture, lived experience, and hard-earned wisdom—touching on pride, forgiveness, fasting, prayer, and the danger of well-intentioned harm. At the center is a provocative conviction: that God unleashes breakthrough blessing when His people reach the neediest with love that actually works.

Through stories of prayer-fueled impact, community forged in sacrifice, and the quiet faithfulness of donors and intercessors, this episode invites listeners to reimagine justice not as activism alone—but as worship. Honest, theological, and hope-filled, this conversation challenges the Church to choose impact, embrace weakness, and trust God’s promises in both this life and the life to come.

To sign up for the Love Justice prayer updates, visit: https://www.lovejustice.ngo/pray

You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.

Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.

• (00:00:02) - Love Justice: Finding the World's Greatest Injustices
• (00:01:13) - Love Justice: The World's Grace and Justice
• (00:06:11) - What True Worship Looks Like For The Least of These
• (00:10:43) - The Year of the Lord's Favor
• (00:13:58) - All the Promises of the Kingdom
• (00:16:45) - Love and Justice: The Best Possible Life
• (00:20:26) - Living in Community: Faith in the Field
• (00:27:58) - Forgiveness and Admitting Your Weaknesses
• (00:31:22) - The Right to Do for the Least
• (00:32:53) - Love Justice's 'Project 58'
• (00:36:58) - What is a weekly prayer culture in the Love Justice Organization?
• (00:39:25) - Project Beautiful: A Year of Prayer
• (00:42:09) - Love Justice: A Season of Remembrance
• (00:44:28) - Reaching the Neediest with Effective Love and Action

In this episode, Paula Cornell interviews Isami, a survivor of human trafficking, as well as a public speaker, a content creator, weight lifter, aerialist, cat lover, and self proclaimed amateur human, professional weirdo. Isami shares her journey from witnessing trafficking as a flight attendant, to realizing years later that she herself had survived familial trafficking, to finding healing, faith, and a voice that now helps others step out of shame and into freedom. Listen in on this powerful conversation.

Paula Cornell is from Seattle and joined Love Justice International as a writer in 2021.

Prior to joining Love Justice, Paula spent several years volunteering with Youth With A Mission, where she heard and witnessed incredible stories from around the world of healing and redemption in the face of injustice. Seeing how stories like these could inspire hope, bring understanding, and spur people into action, she began to dream of how stories could change the world. This dream eventually led her to return to college to pursue a journalism degree from the University of Washington and delivered her into the hands of Love Justice, where she is happily learning to write (and now podcast) with an awesome team of people for a cause that she cares deeply about.

To follow Isami, visit:

https://www.isamiinspires.com/

instagram: @isamiinspires

You can learn more about Love Justice International at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.

Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at https://www.LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.

In this foundational episode, Love Justice leaders John Molineux and Kirk Schweitzer join host Hannah Munn to explore the DNA of Love Justice’s work—how decades of mistakes, breakthroughs, and humility crystallized into our core competency: searching out the people, places, and tools to maximize mission impact.

Through candid stories from Nepal, early missteps in expat missions, and the evolution of our field processes, John and Kirk unpack why admitting weakness became a spiritual and strategic turning point. They trace the shift from Western-led operations to empowering the right local leaders, the birth of field core processes, and the relentless commitment to impact verification and integrity.

This conversation invites listeners into the backstage of Love Justice’s growth—its tensions, its refining, and its deep conviction that impact—not activity—is what love demands. For anyone passionate about justice, sustainable mission work, or building systems that truly protect the vulnerable, this is a rare, honest look at how meaningful impact is actually made.”

You can learn more about Love Justice International at LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.

To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer

Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.

• (00:00:02) - Love Justice: Fighting Modern Day Slavery
• (00:02:01) - The Role of Foreign Missions
• (00:05:55) - How Love for the Streets Started
• (00:08:56) - The need for national ownership in the home
• (00:11:42) - Expat missionary culture: learned disempowerment
• (00:14:06) - The Expat Team's Journey from One to 20
• (00:17:47) - The one thing that you've learned in 2 decades of living in
• (00:23:10) - Finding the Right People
• (00:26:50) - How Do We Love Justice, Balance Western Accountability with Local Ownership
• (00:31:50) - Why We're Scaling Impact
• (00:35:40) - Focus on Impact vs. Scale
• (00:42:04) - Love Justice: The Impact of Our Work
• (00:43:50) - In the Elevator With John Smith
• (00:46:24) - Choose Impact or Admit Your Weaknesses

In this insightful episode, entrepreneur and bestselling author Justin Donald—known as “The Warren Buffett of Lifestyle Investing”—opens up about what happens when financial freedom becomes a catalyst for meaningful impact. Through a rich conversation with Jason Dukes and Hannah Munn, Justin reflects on shifting from building wealth to deploying it purposefully, the frameworks he uses to evaluate nonprofit ROI, and the “broken-hearted anointing” that guides his giving.

Drawing from his own journey and the community he leads, Justin shares how discernment, storytelling, and wise collaboration shape generosity that actually changes lives. This episode invites listeners into a grounded, hope-filled vision of stewardship—one where resources become tools for justice, compassion, and transformation.

To find out more information about Justin, visit: https://lifestyleinvestor.com/media/

To find out more about The Lifestyle Investor, visit: https://lifestyleinvestor.com/

For a consultation, visit: https://lifestyleinvestor.com/consultation

For a passive income roadmap, visit: https://lifestyleinvestor.com/roadmap

You can learn more about Love Justice International at LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.

To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer

Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.

In this compelling episode of the Love Justice Podcast, host Hannah Munn sits down with Lombe, a transit monitor in Zambia, who shares his powerful journey from casino IT technician to frontline anti-trafficking hero. Lombe reveals what a day in the life of a monitor looks like—navigating risky neighborhoods, identifying red flags in vulnerable communities, and building trust with local contacts. From personal stories of interception to the spiritual conviction behind his work, this episode gives a rare, honest look at the realities of stopping human trafficking before it happens.

To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer

You can learn more about Love Justice International at LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.

Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.

In this eye-opening podcast episode, host Hannah Munn speaks with President and CEO of Compassion First, Mike Mercer, and the founder and CEO of Love Justice, John Molineux to unpack the only known strategy that’s measurably intercepting human trafficking before it happens. Rooted in real-time data, frontline intervention, and a bold redefinition of impact, this conversation explores what it means to prioritize prevention—not just awareness or rescue. With insights from global transit hubs, strategic casework, and years of justice work, this episode offers a practical, hope-filled roadmap for fighting trafficking at its source.

Prior to working for Compassion First, Mike was the co-founder of Foursquare Disaster Relief (FDR) and served in various pastoral roles in Beaverton, Oregon. He remains an advisor to FDR International and an ordained minister in the Foursquare Church. He lives in Portland, Oregon, with his wife, Kymra, their three children, an Australian Labradoodle, and a Blue Nose Pitbull. He loves golf and martial arts and is good at neither.

To find out more about Compassion First, please visit compassionfirst.org.

To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit: lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer

You can learn more about Love Justice International at LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.

Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.

In this powerful episode, Jesse Rudy—Founder & CEO of Redeem International—shares what it looks like to live out justice in the tension of hope and heartbreak. With stories from frontline interventions, Jesse reflects on the evolution of field work, the spiritual cost of proximity to pain, and the grit required to stay the course. Through honest dialogue with John Molineux and Hannah Munn, this conversation invites listeners into the raw, redemptive heart of justice work that’s both deeply human and unwaveringly faithful.

Jesse Rudy is the Founder and CEO of Redeem International, a Christian faith-based nonprofit dedicated to protecting some of the world’s most vulnerable widows and orphans from violent abuse and exploitation. Under Jesse’s leadership, Redeem International has launched impactful programs aimed at safeguarding women and children in Uganda, where one in three widows faces the threat of losing their home and land to predatory land theft.

With a background as an attorney, Jesse has extensive experience in justice work. Before founding Redeem International in 2020, he served for twelve years with International Justice Mission, where he led teams in Sri Lanka, Uganda, and the Philippines and was a key member of its global leadership team. His expertise informs Redeem’s mission, which deploys teams of local justice professionals to intervene on behalf of victims, partnering with local authorities to restore families to their homes and prosecute their abusers—creating a powerful deterrent effect that protects entire communities.

Jesse holds a BS in Pre-Law from John Brown University and a JD from the University of Virginia School of Law. He resides just outside of Washington, DC, with his wife, Amy, and their three children.

To find out more about Jesse or Redeem International, visit redeeminternational.org

To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit:

lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer

You can learn more about Love Justice International at LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.

Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.

• (00:00:02) - Wear a Light Against injustice
• (00:02:22) - Jesse on Love Justice Podcast
• (00:06:17) - Love Justice's Human Trafficking Strategy
• (00:10:40) - Protecting Widows and Orphans: The Impact of Redeem
• (00:14:23) - Law enforcement's light touch
• (00:19:37) - The Perceived Risk of Transportation
• (00:21:36) - The Law of Deterring Property Grabbing
• (00:30:01) - Uganda's law on human trafficking
• (00:33:28) - Immortal Justice: The Impact of Criminal Justice
• (00:38:31) - Redeem: Stop Trafficking Before It Starts
• (00:40:36) - Love Justice on the Global Slavery Index
• (00:45:50) - The Light Touch of Encouragement
• (00:47:37) - John and Jesse on Being Agents of Redemption in the World
• (00:52:03) - Jesse's Fight for Love

In this special episode of the Love Justice Podcast, Hannah Munn and CEO John Molineux share game-changing news: the cost to intercept one person from being trafficked has dropped from $132 to $112. But this isn’t just about numbers—it’s about lives. John walks through the behind-the-scenes strategies, culture shifts, and hard decisions that led to this measurable increase in impact. From engineering better systems to reallocating resources based on real outcomes, this conversation explores what it truly means to do more with less—and to steward generosity with integrity.

John grew up in Helena, Montana, before attending Taylor University. He first came to Nepal in 2002. Two years later, he returned to Nepal and was inspired to start Love Justice. Since that time, he has lived primarily in Nepal and now in South Africa, where he continues his work establishing new programs for Love Justice and overseeing current ones. In addition to this work, John is a writer, thinker, lover of philosophy, and educator. He is married to a Nepali woman named Aksha, and they have two sons, Jude and Blaise. They plan to continue living and working overseas for Love Justice and God’s kingdom.

To find out how to volunteer for Love Justice, please visit:

lovejusticecareers.com/#volunteer

You can learn more about Love Justice International at LoveJustice.ngo or @LoveJusticeIntl on social media and YouTube.

Become a part of the LJI community as one of our generous donors by clicking "DONATE HERE" at LoveJustice.ngo OR donate cryptocurrency through our partnership with Endaoment at https://app.endaoment.org/orgs/71-0982808.

• (00:00:02) - What Does It Mean to Prevent Human Trafficking?
• (00:03:15) - Why Cost Per Intercept Has Dropped
• (00:09:30) - The Great Impact on the Dollar
• (00:14:06) - Importance of the Interception Quality metric
• (00:19:39) - Donors Remember: Love Justice