God Is Series: God Is Just

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God Is Series: God Is Just

February 12, 2025

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Transcript: God is Holy, Good and Just. Our culture speaks of social justice, but is it the same justice? Knowing the difference requires knowing who God is and how we should live because of who His is. Hello, I’m Sam Rohrer with another Stand in the Gap Minute. The words of Deuteronomy 32:4 refer to the Lord as, “A God of faithfulness and without iniquity, just and upright is he.” When Scripture refers to God as just, it acknowledges Him as the perfect judge who alone defines right and wrong. That’s justice. True justice produces trust and confidence. With social justice, standards move, definitions change, distrust and doubt results. So if God is holy, Good and Just, shouldn’t we celebrate and imitate God’s definition and expectation for holiness, goodness and justice? If we’d obey God’s Word and use His definition of justice, what a difference it would make in our land today. Discover more encouraging resources at American Pastors Network dot net.

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