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What Does Justice Looks Like? (Part II)

Today, I preach on "What Does Justice Looks Like?" which is a series of messages I will be preaching for the next several weeks. There is a need to address this particular issue about what is true biblical justice. There are some within Reformed evangelicalism that do not have a clear definition nor understanding of what is true justice or else social justice. When it comes to true biblical justice is the church's attitude and responsibility towards those who are less fortunate than others especially the poor marginalized and indigenous minority and people of color. Whenever we speak about biblical justice is God's way of justice by which it is based upon His righteousness. Anything that falls short of the biblical justice of God is nevertheless pretension and hypocritical. (Matt. 23) The religious leaders of Christ's day are that the Pharisees and scribes wanted to be in Moses sit by which it was based upon their own self-authority by which it was not sanctioned ...

What Does Biblical Justice Looks Like? (Part I)

  Outline   Text: Micah 6:1-3  I. God's Calling for the People of Israel to Plead Their Case (Mic. 6:1)     A.   God's witnesses         1. The mountains.         2. The hills.     B. God's Indictment (Mal. 3:5)        1. Sorcererers (v. 5a)        2. Adulterers        3. False witnesses     C. Injustice        1. Wage workers (Lev. 19:13)        2. Widows and the fatherless (Deut. 24:17)        3. Immigrants II. God's Indictment Against the People of Israel (Mic. 6:2)     A. God's calling upon the mountains and the enduring foundations of the earth (v. 2)        1. To be God's witness.        2. God's striving with the people of Israel.    B. The cause by which God's striving against the people of Israel (Mal. 3:5) ...