Emotions run deep. Bias and prejudice run deep. Pain runs deep. We live in this world with people, and people often don’t see eye to eye. People often do the unthinkable. Sometimes those who have authority over us are part of the problem.
Injustice.
How do we respond?
Here you will find all of my blog posts related to injustice. May they speak to your heart.
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Journey to Resolve: Stand for God’s Government
(April 2025)
Journey to Resolve: Stand for God’s Government. Honor God by honoring the leaders He chose for us.
Do We Value Others? (March 2021)
Do we need to be told that everyone is valuable? This post is a reflection on the value of people, how important they are to God, and what God expects of us on the matter.
Shaking Ground (July 2020)
We have learned much during these months of fighting the coronavirus and racial injustice. We have changed and we anticipate a new normal. Let us not forget we are in a spiritual battle for the sake of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Live Justified (June 2020)
In light of injustice we consider Jesus, who lived a righteous life but was treated and killed as a criminal. But he did this for us. Because of injustice toward Him, we can live justified, with hope of a privileged future.
We’re angry. Is it right to respond to injustice with rage and violence? Read about how Jesus responded in His anger during a scene that’s often read with an air of justified rage. Also read about my own personal unjust encounter with the police.
Honoring Authority within God’s Big Picture (Part 3)
When we understand we’re in God’s big picture, we allow him to lead us. But as we journey, we sometimes go off course. God, as the master painter, is ready to paint us back onto the right path as He paints us into a masterpiece.
Situations change. Sometimes they don’t change in our favor. How do we respond when this happens? How do we respond when the change equates to injustice?
Honoring Authority within God’s Big Picture (Part 1)
God Paints Our Responsibilities onto the Canvas of Life
There is a bigger picture and God is the Painter. He is painting a masterpiece and He painted us in the picture. In this first part of a trilogy, we notice that God not only painted us onto the canvas. He also painted our authorities: parents, spouses, teachers, church leaders, employers, government authorities, etc. What is our responsibility toward those authorities?
Do We Appreciate the Many Colors?
Whether we realize it or not, we have biases and prejudices, and they affect how we interact with people. We can learn how to see people differently, as Jesus sees them. Let’s take some time for deep personal reflection.
When we push through in our impatience, what does it really buy us? Probably nothing but debt to those we offend. Consider who we are in relation to God as we explore patience through Solomon’s eyes.
How Can We Forgive When We Just Can’t?
Articles and studies about forgiveness are everywhere, but maybe not many of them approach it from the viewpoint of the offender. It is revolutionary to forgive for the benefit of the offender, but that is what Jesus taught.
