A holy God is both just and merciful, never unjust. God's justice is not cruel, but rather a manifestation of His holiness and righteousness. The Old Testament reveals God's wrath and mercy, demonstrating His long-suffering and forbearing grace towards a rebellious people. [... more]

David's love for his son Absalom is put to the test as he seeks a decisive victory over his enemies while protecting his rebellious son. The chapter raises questions about the relationship between love and justice, and how God's sovereignty plays out in the midst of human conflict. [... more]

David's weakened state and inability to take control of his sons' actions lead to a series of tragic events, including the attempted murder of Amnon and the rebellion of Absalom. The story serves as a warning about the dangers of human nature and the importance of seeking justice and redemption through faith in Jesus. [... more]

Commandment number six, 'you shall not murder,' goes beyond the physical act of killing to include the state of mind and attitude of heart, applying to internal malice and hatred that prompts the actual act of murder. God's justice is a key attribute that makes human life sacred, and followers of Jesus Christ must learn to handle their anger biblically, letting go of mental murder and trusting God to bring true justice to those who have hurt them. [... more]

Pastor John Amanchukwu discusses the connection between biblical justice and racial justice, highlighting the importance of speaking out against critical race theory and abortion. He shares his experiences as a school board meeting speaker and the impact of his message on parents and communities. [... more]

Rahab, a Canaanite prostitute, is remembered in the annals of church history for her bravery and faith. Despite being involved in prostitution and civil disobedience, she is elevated to a hero of the faith in the New Testament. Her actions, including lying to the king of Jericho, raise questions about the morality of deception and the sanctity of truth. [... more]

Alistair Begg teaches from 1 Samuel 15, explaining how King Saul's disobedience and partial obedience to God's command led to his rejection as king. The sermon explores the concept of sin and judgment, highlighting the deceitfulness of sin and God's vengeance on sinners, using the example of the Amalekites. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the importance of standing up against wickedness and corruption, citing biblical examples and current events, including the FBI's targeting of pro-life organizations and the Democratic Party's alleged ties to communism. [... more]

The song of Moses and the song of the Lamb are sung by the martyred saints in heaven, praising God for his works and justice. The tribulation saints have a different redemption and cry out for justice, singing of God's great and marvelous works. The worship of God will be universal, with all nations coming to worship him due to the manifestation of his judgments on the earth. [... more]

God's grace for every race is the answer to the racial questions of our time, not in critical racial theories or socialism, but in Jesus and the gospel of Jesus Christ. Christians believe in justice, but not social justice, rather biblical justice, which is works not just words. [... more]

The early church's commitment to the ordinary means of God's grace, such as the Word, prayer, and sacraments, is a beautiful and simple picture of what the church should be about. This commitment is rooted in the sovereignty of God and is essential for the church's witness to the world. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses the intersection of Christianity and social justice, highlighting the dangers of wokeness and the importance of biblical justice. He is joined by professor Owen Strawn, author of the book 'Christianity and Wokeness', to explore the impact of wokeness on the church and society. [... more]

Dr. Erwin Lutzer discusses his book We Will Not Be Silenced, warning of the dangers of Cultural Marxism and the erosion of freedom of speech in America. He emphasizes the importance of reclaiming the church and standing against the culture, drawing on lessons from church history and the Bible. [... more]

God must intervene to take away darkness and give people light, allowing them to believe in the Gospel. The Bible reveals God's standard for living a pure life, and God delivers people from their sins, but also abandons some to their own lusts and desires. The Gospel is about God's amazing grace to those who come to him with humility and faith, extending grace to those who desire it. [... more]

The assault on Christianity and freedom of speech in America is a pressing concern, with cancel culture and cultural Marxism gaining momentum. Dr. Owen Lutzer's new book, We Will Not Be Silenced, explores the dangers of these ideologies and offers a bold call to action for Christians to stand up for their faith and values. [... more]

The Bible teaches that government is ordained by God for the preservation of life and property, and those who serve in it do so as ministers of God. However, government is also influenced by Satan's system of activity, and its principles must be based on a divine foundation of righteousness. Christians are called to submit to and support government, even when it is imperfect, and to pay their taxes as a result of justification. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses various topics including the documentary 'In His Image', the hearings for Justice Amy Coney Barrett, and biblical justice. He also answers questions from listeners on topics such as baptism and salvation, the end of days, and the Harrowing of Hell. [... more]

God's wrath is often misunderstood as being self-centered and coercive, but it is actually a result of His love for what is right and His hatred of evil. This concept is central to orthodox biblical Christianity, which emphasizes the importance of divine justice and the atonement for sin. [... more]

The concept of social justice is being debated within the evangelical church, with some seeing it as an implication of the gospel and others viewing it as a distraction from the great commission. The Bible provides guidance on what it means to do justice, and Jesus' example in the New Testament shows that he prioritized meeting the spiritual needs of the poor over their material needs. [... more]

The concept of social justice is being debated within evangelicalism, with some arguing that it undermines biblical teachings on sin and righteousness, while others see it as a gospel issue. The Dallas Statement on Social Justice and the Gospel has been signed by some prominent evangelicals, but others have refused to sign, citing concerns that it compromises the gospel. The debate highlights the need for careful consideration of the biblical role of Christians in addressing social issues and the potential dangers of confusing justice and grace. [... more]