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Welcome to the God Loves Justice Podcast! This 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 woven throughout the whole 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.
Unknown Host hosts God Loves Justice, a religion show with 24 episodes published.
In this episode of the Living Justice and Righteousness series, we move into Job 31 and look at the connection between Job’s private integrity and his public life of justice. As Job defends himself, he explains that his
In episode four of the Living Justice & Righteousness series, we finish our close look at Job 29 and what justice and righteousness—mishpat and sedeq—looked like in Job’s everyday life. Job describes righteousness as clo
In episode three of the Living Justice & Righteousess series, we begin our close look at Job 29 and what justice & righteousness - mishpat & sedeq-looked like in Job’s everyday life. We start with Job’s friendship with G
In this episode, we look at a story from Nehemiah 5 that shows how a godly leader responded to injustice within his own community. Vulnerable families were falling into debt and even selling their children into slavery,
In this episode, we explore the difference between modern ideas of justice and biblical ideas of justice by comparing two images: scales and a river. While Western justice is often symbolized by balanced scales represent
In this final episode of our five-part series on widows in the Bible, we turn to Jesus’s own words and the powerful parable of the persistent widow in Luke 18. We look at Jesus’s parable in its historical context, rememb
Episode 15 This is episode 4 of a 5 part series on widows in the Bible. In this episode, we explore how the first generation church cared for widows in Acts 6. From appointing leaders to oversee daily food distribution t
Episode 14 In part three of this five-part series on widows in Scripture, we turn to the New Testament to see how widows are woven into the story of Jesus and the early church. From Jesus’s genealogy, where three widows
Episode 13 In Episode 2 of the five-part series on widows in the Bible, we move from values to practice by exploring how the Law of Moses built concrete, everyday protections for widows into Israel’s life. This episode l
Episode 12 In the first episode of a five-part series on widows, we begin by asking two foundational questions: Why were widows particularly vulnerable in biblical times? And how does God describe His relationship with w
Episode 11 In this episode, we take a look at several Old Testament passages that show how people, creation, and God himself respond to justice & righteousness. We talk about how many of us grew up assuming God’s justice
Episode 10 In this episode, we look into a messianic prophecy from Isaiah 42 that shows up again in Matthew 12. It gives us a picture of the kind of justice (mishpat) that Jesus brings. His justice isn’t just for Israel,
Episode 09 In this episode, we look at the Biblical metaphor of Kingdom of God, and how justice and righteousness are deeply connected to it. We start by looking at how Scripture uses the idea of a “kingdom,” not as a ph
Episode 08 In this episode, we explore why justice can seem hidden in the New Testament, and how some of that actually comes down to translation. We talk about how, when we first go searching for the English word “justic
Episode 07 In this episode, we dig into a big question many Christians wrestle with: “Why is it so hard to see justice in the New Testament?” We break down four reasons why justice can be hard for modern Christians to se
Episode 06 In this episode, we look at what it means in Hebrew when justice & righteousness appear together as a single phrase. We look at how this phrase points back to God’s original design in Eden, where creation was
Episode 05 In this episode, we look at the Hebrew word sedeq/sedeqah, another word that God repeatedly says He loves. We learn that relationships are foundational to sedeq. It’s also a standard for life that reflects God
Episode 04 In this episode, we learn about an example of what “doing mishpat (justice)” looks like. In 1 Kings 3, Solomon uses the wisdom God gave him to bring justice to painful injustice. In the story, we see two traum
Episode 03 In this episode, we look at the Hebrew word “mishpat,” the word that God repeatedly says He loves. Instead of treating this like an academic language study, we approach it as a way to understand God’s heart be
Episode 02 In this episode, we look into how differently justice is understood in modern Western culture compared to ancient Hebrew culture. Western justice tends to be legalistic—focused on rules, enforcement, and punis
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