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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.
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The Same God Made Them, Too (opens the original)
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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 righteousness shaped the way he treated people with less power, including his servants, the poor, widows, and orphans. We look at why Job believed every person deserved justice before God, how he used his resources to care for people in need, and why he refused to use his power o
Meeting Needs & Breaking Fangs (opens the original)
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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 clothing and justice as a visible uniform, showing that they were consistent parts of how he lived. We look at how he became eyes to the blind and feet to the lame, treated the needy with the care of a father, investigated the concerns of people he did not know, and used his influen
Why Job was Honored (opens the original)
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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 God, then look at the honor and influence he held in his community and why people respected him. Job explains that he used his power and resources to hear the cries of the poor, help the fatherless, rescue people who were at the end of their rope, and cause widows’ hearts to sing
Why Job? Introducing a Surprising Picture of Justice and Righteousness (opens the original)
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In this first official episode of the Living Justice and Righteousness series, we begin by getting familiar with the story of Job. Before looking closely at Job 29 and 31, where Job describes what justice and righteousness looked like in his life, we step back and look at who Job was, what happened to him, and why he was defending himself against his friends’ accusations. We follow Job from his introduction as a blameless, upright, wealthy, and influential man, through his devastating suffering,
Living Justice and Righteousness (opens the original)
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In this short explainer episode, we introduce a new series called Living Justice and Righteousness , which looks at what biblical justice and righteousness look like in practice through the life of Job. We talk about why Job may seem like an unexpected person to study in a justice-focused series, since he is usually associated with suffering, but Job 29 and 31 give us one of the clearest pictures in Scripture of mishpat and sedeq lived out in the life of a real person. This episode also introduc
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