The Gospel Reckoning is a collective project rooted in conscience, compassion, and a commitment to justice.
We exist to speak honestly about poverty, inequality, abuse of power, and the ways faith, politics, and society intersect — without cruelty, without cynicism, and without indifference.
This is a space for reflection, music, poetry, and commentary.
It is not driven by outrage or performance, but by the belief that truth can be spoken with love, and that dignity must never be sacrificed for attention.
We are not aligned to any political party, institution, or commercial interest.
Our work is guided by principles rather than profit, and by responsibility rather than reach.
All income generated through this project is used to fund the work itself — including creative output, campaigns, and practical acts of support such as future food drives and community initiatives.
The Gospel Reckoning is not about having all the answers.
It is about refusing silence where silence causes harm, and refusing hatred where anger would be easier.
This project is offered in good faith — to those who are willing to listen, reflect, and engage with compassion.