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"He loves righteousness and justice;

the earth is full of the steadfast love of the Lord." Psalms 33:5

 

The God Loves Justice Podcast is designed to help Christians from any background understand, love, and practice Biblical justice & righteousness. Justice & righteousness are core Biblical themes rooted in God’s character and seen throughout the Bible. We break Biblical justice & righteousness down into short, accessible 10–20 minute episodes that stay centered on Scripture. We don't debate whether justice is in the Bible- it is, so we explore  how to live justice & righteousness out in ways that reflects Biblical values and that keep Christ in the center.

Available now on Spotify & Apple Podcasts.

What is social justice and is it even in the Bible?

Christians seem to ask this question all the time, yet still are confused and divided over the answers they come up with. What would God say about social justice as we know it today? This book answers those questions and much more.

God Loves Justice is a practical guide to understanding biblical social justice.

As an introductory and user-friendly source, it explores biblical justice, using what God loves as its foundation.

Fun, approachable, and conversational -- this guide is meant to help you better understand justice, righteousness, and the Bible overall.

Topics covered include:

  • The Biblical definition of righteousness and justice

  • What justice and righteousness looked like in the lives of people in the Bible

  • How justice connects to love, grace, mercy, and compassion

  • Why it’s challenging for Christians to see justice in the New Testament

  • How Jesus is the foundation of our justice and righteousness

  • How justice and righteousness are integrated into the kingdom of God

  • How to practically express justice and righteousness through your life

Anchored in biblical truth, this Christ-centered resource is tool for connecting your faith to justice and for knowing God’s love.

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Bring God Loves Justice to your church, business, or organization! Our passion is to equip Christians with the biblical foundations of justice so they can live God's justice and righteousness through their lives. Everything is focused on biblical teaching, not politics, so people from any political background can participate. 

Topics include:

  • Defining biblical justice

  • Living a lifestyle of justice and righteousness

  • Picture of justice in the nation of Israel

  • Jesus' victorious justice

  • Justice, the gospel, and evangelism 

  • Justice in the New Testament

  • Justice and the Kingdom of God 

  • Leading with justice

  • Confronting injustice

  • Justice, mercy, and compassion

  • Hope-filled justice 

We have pre-developed seminars and workshops, or we can work with you to develop custom ones. These are available either in=person or through Skype. 

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Justice Topics in the Bible
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Joy-filled, Peace-filled Kingdom Justice
Joy-filled, Peace-filled Kingdom Justice

When choosing a career, I faced a dilemma. I wanted to do was justice work, but that life seemed to come with baggage: hopeless from dealing with injustice all the time, frustration at the world never changing, premature wrinkles. I thought I had to choose between a life filled with peace, joy, fun, sleep- OR justice. I couldn’t have it all.

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Justice: Hiding in Translation
Justice: Hiding in Translation

When I first started studying what the Bible said about justice topics, I thought I knew exactly how to find them: search for the word “justice.” But there’s a problem with looking for justice in the New Testament. If you type “justice” into a Bible word search engine, it doesn’t appear much. “Justice” appears only 11 times in the ESV translation, 9 times in the NASB, and 8 times in the NKJV. For those translations, “justice” shows up more in the book of Isaiah—around three times more, in fact—than in the entire New Testament.

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Why can't I "see" justice in the New Testament?
Why can't I "see" justice in the New Testament?

I’m starting a new blog series on Justice in the New Testament because I want to get beyond the surface “Is justice in the Bible?” conversations. It seems like because justice is being re-discovered in American Evangelical churches, the only teaching we get is the “Justice 101: Don’t freak out, yes social justice is a Christian thing, too” sermons. When we are only asking whether justice is even in there, we miss out on so much. Specifically, I think Evangelicals are confused about how social justice/justice and righteousness fit into the New Testament.

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Justice and Righteousness: Central, Essential and Foundational to the Kingdom of God
Justice and Righteousness: Central, Essential and Foundational to the Kingdom of God

When I first started studying what the Bible said about justice topics, I thought I knew exactly how to find them: search for the word “justice.” But there’s a problem with looking for justice in the New Testament. If you type “justice” into a Bible word search engine, it doesn’t appear much. “Justice” appears only 11 times in the ESV translation, 9 times in the NASB, and 8 times in the NKJV.

It’s hard to see that the New Testament values justice when it seems almost silent on the subject.


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Western-ish-Flavored Views of Justice Versus Hebrew
Western-ish-Flavored Views of Justice Versus Hebrew

Part of the challenge of learning about biblical justice is that our Western-ish views of justice are so different from Hebraic views from the time the Bible was originally written in. When an American Christian hears about justice, the images that we think of probably things like police officers, punishment, and courtrooms (and maybe a great TV drama about all those things). Unfortunately, that can make us reject doing justice now because we think of it through our Western-ish lenses. If God were to love our Western-flavored justice, then that would make Him a law-obsessed, punishment-loving judge. That is so far from what we know about God from the New Testament, so therefore we reject doing justice as Christians out of a genuine desire to reflect the Bible. But that is not at all the right image of a justice-loving God, or how we as Christians should do biblical justice. 


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