Biblical Justice

In recent years, a set of ideas rooted in postmodernism and neo-Marxist critical theory have merged into a comprehensive worldview. Labeled “social justice” by its advocates, it has radically redefined the popular understanding of justice. This book aims to replace confusion with clarity by holding up the counterfeit worldview and the Biblical worldview side-by-side, showing how significantly they differ in their core presuppositions. It challenges Christians to offer a better alternative which shapes cultures marked by genuine justice, mercy, forgiveness.

Justice is both a reality and a dream. It is a source of hope and of frustration. Justice, Like a mountain, affords many perspectives depending upon which side one is viewing. For persons who are well-established in life, justice is a wall of protection. For persons struggling with obstacles or battling mistreatment, justice is a door through a wall. The appropriate interaction between biblical justice and civil justice is difficult to define. There is also the term "social justice" which is controversial because of narratives, some intentionally false. The goal of this book is to shine a ...

The reality of God’s ultimate punishment is central to the gospel. Only by facing sin’s devastation can believers fully grasp the beauty of their salvation and help unbelievers confront their need for forgiveness. Unfortunately, many Christians and Bible scholars neglect God’s final judgment. In his book The Justice and Goodness of God, theologian Thomas Schreiner offers a comprehensive biblical analysis of eternal destruction.

Reverend Green was a fierce challenger to Anderson's faith healing techniques, protesting against his every move, preaching that Anderson was performing the Devil's work. When Green is found murdered only hours after a physical altercation with Anderson, all the evidence points to one man. A white supremacist group throws their unwanted support behind Anderson, and the case threatens to turn the streets of Chicago into a battleground for race riots.

You’ve been forgiven more than you can ever repay. Now what? Forgive Like You’ve Been Forgiven is a 30-day journey that walks you into the deep places of God's mercy—and then calls you to extend that mercy to others. This isn’t a book of platitudes. It’s a Scripture-saturated invitation to examine your own forgiveness in light of the cross—and to let go of what you’ve been holding against others. Each day includes: A powerful Scripture Christ-centered reflection grounded in biblical truth Honest guidance on forgiving deep wounds Application questions and a short prayer prompt ...

Read by the author. The Black History You Never Knew: Uncovering Unsung Heroes in the Struggle for Racial Justice. The Spirit of Justice reveals the stories of the people who fought against racism and agitated for justice—and what we can learn from their example, their suffering, their...

The desire of everyone in our world today is to be successful, wealthy, healthy and become fulfilled in life. Most people would want to arrive at these goals, if possible, in isolation without regard to the closest person to them, not to talk of being fair to others when they go about trying to achieve these mouth-watery goals. However, they forgot one thing – “The Golden rule”, which says: “Do unto others what you want others to do unto you”. Whether you’re down the ladder in life and want to get to the top or you are already on top and love to remain on top, the major ...

Our task is: go, make disciples, baptize and teach. To do that job we need strong and confident Christians that know and understand the Bible. In fact, all Christians should all have adequate, accurate and truthful knowledge of the Bible to understand and apply it correctly. These study guides are for anyone who wishes to gain a deeper biblical knowledge and understanding – especially persons who are new to Christianity.The aim of this series is to make disciples and to help others to do the same. So, we must know the Bible including the letter to the Hebrews. Hebrews is unique. Its ...

It would be logical for one to think that those who call themselves Christians would have a biblical worldview, but that is not the case. Statistics show that only 9% of those who identify as Christians think biblically about the issues of the world. That means that 91% of Christians have a secular or unbiblical worldview, which proves that they've been taken captive by the world's philosophies instead of taking them captive “according to Christ” (Col. 2:8). Worldview Matters covers six major worldviews from 30,000 feet, giving Christians a big picture view of the world today. Along the...

At one point in her life, author and co-founder of Redeemer Presbyterian Church Kathy Keller sought pastoral ordination. Yet she came to adopt the view that men and women have different roles in marriage and ministry, and that fulfilling such roles pleases God and leads to greater personal...

Unlock the hidden power of imprecatory prayer and experience divine justice like never before. "Imprecatory Prayer: Understanding the Efficacy and Power of Prayer for Divine Justice" is a groundbreaking book that delves into the ancient biblical practice of calling upon God to act against injustice. With this book, you will uncover the transformative power of prayers that invoke God's righteous judgment, offering protection and deliverance from evil. Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the injustices of the world? Have you ever wished for a divine intervention in the face of oppression and ...

What does salt, light, and ink, as mentioned in Matthew 5:13-20, have to do with scribal artistry? This intriguing question opens the door to a rich tapestry of spiritual exploration, where the seemingly disparate elements of ancient wisdom and contemporary faith converge to reveal profound insights. In Matthew 5:13-20, we find a mosaic of metaphors and teachings offered by Christ, each holding a unique significance in the context of our faith journey. Salt, with its preserving and flavor-enhancing qualities; light, illuminating the path of righteousness; and ink, the timeless medium of ...

Cedar Ridge stands in the wild strip once called No Man’s Land—a lawless stretch where courts hold no sway and corruption wears a respectable face. When Cricket’s horses vanish in the night, the sheriff shrugs, the commissioner looks the other way, and fear grips every family too scared to speak. But Cricket refuses to let silence steal her land, her stock, or her future. To fight back, she turns to unlikely allies: Brent and Shelly, who bring grit and faith; Penny Lowery, a horsewoman unafraid to ride where lawmen won’t; and Kip, the quiet Ranger who knows the backroads better than...

God, Humanity, and the Early Patriarchs: Unlock Philo’s Lessons on Life and Virtue Continue your journey with the second volume of The Works of Philo: A Modern Translation, exploring divine wisdom, moral responsibility, and the early stories of the Bible. Readable, Faithful Translation – Clear English rendering of Philo’s Greek that retains nuance and philosophical depth. Biblical Figures in Focus – Examine Noah, Abraham, and the origins of human civilization through allegory and insight. Ethics, Labor, and Virtue – Discover Philo’s perspectives on sobriety, work, morality, and ...

After Tom Bartlett's untimely and mysterious death, his widow, Sue, continues the legacy of The Bartlett ranch. It isn't until nearly a year later, following the arrival to the valley of a troubled gunfighter, Clint Blackman, that strides are made to clear up the mystery and bring the culprits to justice. When things begin to unravel for the unscrupulous banker, Arthur Rhodes, matters get complicated and it is then that Clint, Two Buffalos and Jimmy Slater set out, as Ministers of God, on a manhunt that takes them down to Trinidad where they are faced with admininstering their brand of ...

Why is the city a battleground of hostile principalities and powers? What is the mission of the church in the city? How can the church be supported in accomplishing that mission? These are the questions that Robert Linthicum treats in his comprehensive and probing biblical theology of the city...

“Is Hell Real?” This question haunts the soul of many, but the answer is found in the pages of Scripture. The Fire That Never Dies isn’t just a book—it’s a bold confrontation with one of life’s most crucial truths: the eternal consequences of rejecting God’s offer of salvation. In this compelling work, you'll uncover the truth about hell, the weight of every choice, and the stark reality awaiting those who ignore God’s warning. Don’t wait until it’s too late to face what lies beyond. This book provides an eye-opening, scripture-based understanding of hell and the eternal...

Let Justice Roll: A Biblical Exploration of God’s Heart for Justice is a timely and timeless call to rediscover the biblical meaning of justice—not as a political buzzword, but as a central theme of God’s story. From the prophetic cries of Amos and Isaiah to the radical compassion of Jesus, this study traces the sweeping arc of justice in Scripture. It explores how justice and righteousness walk hand in hand, how the early church embodied economic and social fairness, and how hope in the new creation inspires our actions today. With personal stories from prison ministry, parish life, ...

Calls on Christians within Renewal traditions to examine the relationship between personal and social holiness and encourages pastors and leaders to draw on our biblical heritage and appreciation for the authority of Scripture, the witness of Spirit-filled forefathers and mothers, and the empowerment of the Holy Spirit to engage the critical issues of injustice facing the contemporary church and society.

Kids deal with racism and social justice issues every day; give them the tools to effectively fight injustices using Christian principles and practical tools. In this adaptation of How to Fight Racism, New York Times bestselling author Dr. Jemar Tisby helps young readers ages 8-12 understand how...