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Episode 45 of The LOVE JUSTICE PODCAST: "Do No Harm: Why Good Intentions Aren’t Enough" | hosted by Hannah Munn | LoveJustice.NGO Jul 31, 2026

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Good intentions are where most justice work begins—but they’re not enough to ensure we’re actually helping.

In this episode of the Love Justice Podcast, Hannah Munn sits down with John Molineux, Founder and CEO of Love Justice International, and Scott Sabin, former CEO of Plant With Purpose, for a candid conversation about the tension between compassion and effectiveness. Drawing from decades of experience in international development, they reflect on the uncomfortable but necessary reality that well-meaning work can sometimes fail—and even cause harm.

Together, they unpack the difference between activity and impact, why stories alone can be misleading, and how humility, accountability, and honest evaluation are essential to doing good well. John shares how Love Justice has built a culture of “honest assessments” to confront weaknesses and improve over time, while Scott reflects on the pivotal moments that forced his organization to rethink what success actually means.

They also explore why the nonprofit sector is uniquely vulnerable to misaligned incentives—and what both leaders and donors must do to ensure that efforts truly benefit the people they’re intended to serve. From the dangers of a savior complex to the importance of independent impact verification, this conversation challenges listeners to move beyond good intentions toward measurable, responsible action.

If you care about justice, generosity, and making a real difference, this episode will reshape how you think about impact.

To join Love Justice’s monthly giving community, Intercept Partners, visit: lovejustice.ngo/intercept-partners

If you’d like a simple set of questions to help you evaluate a ministry or organization before giving, email Hannah at hannah@lovejustice.ngo and we’ll send them your way.

Episode 44 of The LOVE JUSTICE PODCAST: "The Role of Data in Fighting Slavery" | hosted by Hannah Munn | LoveJustice.NGO Jul 31, 2026

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What does data have to do with preventing human trafficking? And how can careful measurement actually sharpen the fight against injustice?

In this episode of the Love Justice Podcast, Hannah Munn sits down with John Molineux, Founder and CEO of Love Justice International, to explore how data has become a critical tool in preventing modern slavery. Drawing from decades of frontline work, John shares how the organization came to recognize that careful data collection and analysis could radically improve strategy, decision-making, and long-term impact.

At the center of this conversation is Searchlight, Love Justice’s human trafficking database—one of the most comprehensive datasets of its kind focused on prevention. Unlike many anti-trafficking efforts that focus primarily on rescue and recovery, Love Justice collects detailed information about trafficking attempts before exploitation occurs. That preventative data has helped the organization refine its strategy, identify patterns, and expand interventions where they are most effective.

John and Hannah also discuss the organization’s commitment to its core value Be Scientific—a mindset that prioritizes evidence, humility, and a willingness to challenge assumptions. From guarding against bias to stewarding donor trust through measurable impact, data has become central to how Love Justice learns, adapts, and scales its work.

As technology continues to evolve, the team is also exploring new tools—including artificial intelligence—to better analyze patterns in trafficking and strengthen prevention strategies around the world.

If you’re curious how data can be used not just to measure impact, but to increase it, this episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at how evidence-driven strategy is shaping the future of anti-trafficking work.

To learn more about opportunities to volunteer or support the work of Love Justice International, visit:
https://www.lovejustice.ngo/careers

Episode 43 of The LOVE JUSTICE PODCAST: "Prayer and Fasting: Breakthroughs on the Front Lines of Human Trafficking" | hosted by Hannah Munn | LoveJustice.NGO Jul 31, 2026

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What role does prayer actually play in the fight against injustice? And can spiritual practices like prayer and fasting really shape outcomes on the front lines of human trafficking prevention?

In this episode of the Love Justice Podcast, Hannah Munn is joined by John Molineux, Founder and CEO of Love Justice International, and Nikki, Love Justice’s Spiritual Director, for a conversation about the spiritual rhythms that have quietly driven the organization’s work for decades.

Drawing from stories across Africa and Asia, John and Nikki share how seasons of prayer and fasting have repeatedly preceded moments of breakthrough—from dramatic growth in interceptions to protection and provision in difficult contexts. They reflect on how prayer has shaped the culture of Love Justice, why it remains central to the organization’s decision-making and daily rhythms, and what these experiences reveal about the relationship between God’s sovereignty and human participation.

If you’ve ever wondered whether prayer truly makes a difference in the fight against injustice—or how spiritual practices can sustain long-term work on the front lines—this episode offers both encouragement and practical insight.

Want to join us in prayer? To receive monthly prayer updates from Love Justice and join us in praying for those at risk of trafficking, visit: lovejustice.ngo/pray

Episode 42 of The LOVE JUSTICE PODCAST: "Entrust the Faithful: Why Sustainable Justice Depends on the Right Local Leaders" | hosted by Hannah Munn | LoveJustice.NGO Jul 31, 2026

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Love Justice International works in more than 20 countries to prevent human trafficking before slavery occurs.

Sustainable justice doesn’t come from importing solutions—it comes from identifying and empowering the right local leaders.

In this episode of the Love Justice Podcast, Hannah Munn is joined by John Molineux, founder and CEO of Love Justice International, and Sean Mullens, Love Justice’s Director of Champion Recruitment, to explore why the long-term success of anti-trafficking work depends on entrusting local nationals with real leadership and ownership.

John reflects on years of trial and error leading teams in Nepal and how those experiences helped clarify Love Justice’s true core competency: searching out the right people, places, and tools to maximize mission impact.

Sean shares a behind-the-scenes look at Love Justice’s Champion Recruitment process—how the organization identifies leaders who can navigate the complexities of cross-cultural work and build sustainable solutions in their own communities.

In this episode:

The cultural gap foreigners often underestimate in international work
• The most common mistakes outsiders make when partnering with local leaders
• How Love Justice identifies and develops national leaders
• Knowing when to hold firm to convictions and when to adapt methods
• What genuine empowerment of local leaders actually looks like

If you’re encouraged by this conversation, consider joining Intercept Partners, Love Justice’s monthly giving community helping sustain this work around the world.

Learn more:
lovejustice.ngo/intercept-partners

Episode 41 of The LOVE JUSTICE PODCAST: "Injustice and God’s Sovereignty: Faithful in the Tension" | hosted by Hannah Munn | LoveJustice.NGO Jul 31, 2026

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How can God be good when the world is full of suffering? And how do we keep fighting injustice without collapsing under despair—or slipping into a savior complex?

In this episode of the Love Justice Podcast, Hannah Munn sits down with John Molineux, Founder and CEO of Love Justice International, for an honest conversation about the tension between injustice and God’s sovereignty. Drawing from decades of confronting human trafficking up close, John reflects on why Scripture offers no neat explanation for suffering—and why that “non-answer” can actually form faith rather than destroy it.

Together, Hannah and John explore the paradox of prayer and action: our choices matter, and yet God’s purposes aren’t dependent on our perfection. John shares how surrendering the need to be anyone’s savior has protected him from burnout and pride, and why the way forward isn’t detachment—but letting our hearts break and then doing something about it.

If you’ve ever wrestled with how God can be good in a world of suffering—and what faithful action looks like—this episode is for you.

To join Love Justice’s monthly giving community, Intercept Partners, visit: lovejustice.ngo/intercept-partners

Episode 40 of The LOVE JUSTICE PODCAST: "What If It Was the Person You Love Most?" | hosted by Hannah Munn | LoveJustice.NGO May 04, 2026

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Human trafficking can feel distant—something that happens somewhere else to someone else. But what if the next person at risk was the person you love most?

In this episode of the Love Justice Podcast, Hannah Munn is joined by John Molineux, Founder and CEO of Love Justice International, and Aksha Molineux, Regional Steward for Nepal, for a deeply personal and perspective-shifting conversation about injustice, compassion, and responsibility. Together, they explore how moving from distant awareness to personal conviction transforms the way we see—and respond to—the world’s greatest injustices.

Through powerful stories and lived experiences, John and Aksha reflect on when injustice became personal for them—and how that shift continues to fuel a life of sacrificial love in action. They unpack the reality that none of us choose where we’re born, how vulnerability is often inherited rather than earned, and why human trafficking thrives at the intersection of poverty, inequality, and lack of opportunity.

This conversation also wrestles honestly with compassion fatigue, the temptation to look away, and the tension between feeling overwhelmed and taking meaningful action. John shares why a “broken heart” is not something to avoid, but something that can form us—and how that brokenness, when surrendered, becomes resolve.
If you’ve ever wondered what your role is in the face of injustice—or how to move from emotion to action—this episode is for you.

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.

Episode 39 of The LOVE JUSTICE PODCAST: "Sacred Pace: Why Slowing Down Can Save Your Calling" - with Terry Looper | hosted by Hannah Munn | LoveJustice.NGO Feb 18, 2026

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In this honest and hope-filled episode, Terry Looper—business leader, author of Sacred Pace, and longtime mentor to Christian executives—joins Hannah Munn to share the story behind his dramatic burnout, his spiritual awakening, and the countercultural rhythm God used to restore his life.

Terry reflects on the hidden idols of success, the spiritual danger of “speeding,” and the painful but redemptive journey of learning to surrender control. He unpacks the four-step framework he calls Sacred Pace—consult your friend Jesus, gather the facts, watch the circumstances, and get neutral—offering listeners a practical way to discern God’s voice without being driven by pride, fear, or people-pleasing.

This conversation holds powerful parallels to the work of Love Justice International, where justice work can never be sustained through frantic striving. Just as Love Justice intervenes before exploitation occurs, Terry’s message points to another kind of prevention: slowing down before burnout, protecting the soul before collapse, and learning to operate at God’s pace so mission remains rooted in love—not pressure.

With wisdom forged through pain and humility, Terry reminds us that when we surrender, we don’t lose—we finally begin to flourish.

Terry's book: https://www.thomasnelson.com/9780785223368/sacred-pace/

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

Episode 38 of The LOVE JUSTICE Podcast: "Why Forgiveness Comes First in the Fight for Justice " - with Matt Smallbone | hosted by Hannah Munn | LoveJustice.NGO Feb 11, 2026

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In this timely and deeply challenging episode, Matt Smallbone—Lead Pastor of Church of the City (Downtown Nashville)—joins Hannah Munn and John Molineux for a conversation that cuts straight to the heart of sustainable justice work: forgiveness.

Matt unpacks why unforgiveness quietly shrinks our world, distorts our perception, and eventually makes meaningful impact impossible. Together, the group explores what Scripture teaches about forgiveness as a daily discipline—not a one-time event—and why forgiveness is not the same as reconciliation. Through the parable of the unmerciful servant and the practice of praying the Lord’s Prayer, listeners are invited into a vision of freedom that is both deeply biblical and profoundly practical.

This message carries direct parallels to the work of Love Justice International. Just as monitors intervene before exploitation begins, this episode highlights a different kind of prevention: guarding the heart from bitterness, pride, and resentment—the very things that can derail teams, destroy community, and sabotage long-term mission.

Whether you’re serving in justice ministry, leadership, or everyday community, this episode is an invitation to release the debt, reclaim your peace, and step into the flourishing life Jesus intends.

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

Episode 37 of The LOVE JUSTICE Podcast: "Healthy Homes as the Foundation for Justice Work" - with Rebekah Lyons | hosted by Hannah Munn | LoveJustice.NGO Feb 04, 2026

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In this deeply encouraging episode, Rebekah Lyons—author, speaker, and co-host of the Rhythms for Life podcast—joins Hannah Munn and special co-host Cambri Driskell to explore a truth often overlooked in justice work: that sustainable impact begins at home.

Rebekah shares how emotional health, marriage unity, and embodied rhythms are not separate from calling—but foundational to it. Drawing from her own journey through motherhood, hidden seasons, anxiety, and vocational clarity, she offers practical wisdom for couples and individuals carrying heavy burdens on behalf of the vulnerable.

This conversation resonates deeply with the mission of Love Justice International, where frontline work against trafficking demands not only courage and excellence, but also resilience, repair, and spiritual wholeness. Just as Love Justice monitors stand in high-stakes spaces to protect the exploited, Rebekah reminds us that those who fight for justice must also fight for their marriages, their margins, and their emotional integrity.

Honest, hopeful, and richly pastoral, this episode is an invitation to build lives—and homes—that can endure the long road of justice.

For more information visit:

https://rebekahlyons.com

To find out more about Rebekah's new book:

https://www.rebekahlyons.com/fight-for-us-marriage-gabe-rebekah-lyons

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

Episode 36 of The LOVE JUSTICE Podcast: "Human Trafficking is Closer Than You Think" - with Ashleigh Chapman | hosted by Hannah Munn | LoveJustice.NGO Jan 21, 2026

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In this compelling episode, Ashleigh Chapman—human rights lawyer, social entrepreneur, and founder of multiple anti-trafficking initiatives—joins Hannah Munn to share the story of discovering her calling at just eleven years old and spending a lifetime responding to it with courage, innovation, and faith.

Ashleigh reflects on her early exposure to child abuse and systemic failure, her unexpected path through nonprofit leadership and law school, and the conviction that prevention—not reaction—must define the future of justice work. From launching global tools like Engage Together, Justice U, and Freedom Council, to pioneering a B Corp model that scales life-saving solutions through innovation, Ashleigh unpacks how systems, collaboration, and excellence can disrupt trafficking before it begins.

This conversation challenges listeners to rethink justice not as awareness alone, but as responsibility—and invites each of us to see our skills, professions, and communities as essential to protecting the vulnerable. Deeply theological, rigorously practical, and filled with hope, this episode is a masterclass in what it looks like to say yes to God’s call—and keep saying yes for a lifetime.

For more information visit:

https://altusnow.com

https://engagetogether.com

https://learnwithjusticeu.com

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.

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