Theology
Justice Begins with God
The Christian must start, continue, and end their thinking about justice with His God.
Secular Approaches to Justice
Who or what has been your most influential teacher when it comes to justice? Is it God and His word, or is it man?
The Gospel Combines All Aspects of Biblical Justice
Only the gospel of Jesus Christ crucified, buried and resurrected meets every demand of justice.
Justice in All Its Parts (pt. 2)
We cannot hope to “do justice” as the Bible commands without understanding the various aspects of justice.
Justice in All Its Parts (pt. 1)
Any biblical notion of justice must include more than a sword. It must also include rewards for the righteous and restoration for the victim. Justice makes whole.
What Do We Mean When We Talk about “Justice”?
Biblical justice is an essential way of understanding what God is like, how He acts in the world, and what He expects of His people.
Prolegomenon: On Authority and Sufficiency
The inspiration, inerrancy, authority, and sufficiency of the Bible requires that our definitions, understandings, practices and pursuits of justice be framed and filled by the Bible.
The Magnificent Beauty of God
Remembering the goodness of the Lord cuts through all of the negativity around us.
The Glory of God, the Gospel and Justice 5: The Church and State
Just as the prophets compel Israel to work justice in its ranks, so the church, beginning with its members, is called to work justice among its own and among all.
Death: A Hope-filled Sorrow
In my last post, we looked at the joy death brings for the Christian who dies trusting in the promises of Christ. But for those who remain here on earth, … Continue reading
Death: A Joyous Reunion
Do you fear death? Not dying, but death itself? Most people are afraid of the unfamiliar. That is why the prospect of death strikes such fear. It’s hard to stand … Continue reading
Gospel Consistency: Keeping in Step with Gospel Truth
Thabiti expounds Galatians 2 with an eye toward the ethnic tensions in the text.