God Loves Justice

God Loves Justice
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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. Justice & righteousness are core Biblical themes rooted in God’s character and woven throughout the whole Bible. We break Biblical justice & righteousness down into short, accessible 10–20 minute episodes that stay centered on Scripture. We don't debate whether justice is in the Bible- it is, so we explore  how to live justice & righteousness out in ways that reflects Biblical values and that keep Christ in the center.

  1. Why Job? Introducing a Surprising Picture of Justice and Righteousness

    13 hrs ago

    Why Job? Introducing a Surprising Picture of Justice and Righteousness

    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, his friends’ accusations, and God’s eventual restoration. This background helps us understand why Job’s description of his life gives us such a powerful picture of mishpat and sedeq lived out by a real person with great resources and influence. You can download the full Bible study at: Godlovesjustice.com/biblestudies

    11 min
  2. Living Justice and Righteousness

    13 hrs ago

    Living Justice and Righteousness

    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 introduces the free Living Justice and Righteousness Bible study, which follows the same material as the podcast series and is available as a free PDF download at Godlovesjustice.com/biblestudies

    9 min
  3. Nehemiah: A Leader Confronts Injustice

    Feb 24

    Nehemiah: A Leader Confronts Injustice

    In this episode, we look at a story from Nehemiah 5 that shows how a godly leader responded to injustice within his own community. Vulnerable families were falling into debt and even selling their children into slavery, while the wealthy profited by charging interest in violation of God’s law. We follow Nehemiah’s response as he refuses to ignore the problem, confronts the powerful, and restores justice, even in the middle of rebuilding the wall.

    17 min
  4. Scales Versus Rivers

    Feb 17

    Scales Versus Rivers

    In this episode, we explore the difference between modern ideas of justice and biblical ideas of justice by comparing two images: scales and a river. While Western justice is often symbolized by balanced scales representing fairness and neutrality, the Bible describes justice as a powerful, ever-flowing river (Amos 5:24). We look at how legal systems can punish wrongdoing but cannot fully heal or restore what has been broken, while God’s justice brings restoration, healing, and transformation. This episode invites us to expand our understanding of justice and to pray for God’s justice to flow into situations of injustice and brokenness. Show notes can be found at: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Godlovesjustice.com/shownotes⁠⁠

    11 min
  5. When a Widow Beat a Corrupt Judge

    Feb 10

    When a Widow Beat a Corrupt Judge

    In this final episode of our five-part series on widows in the Bible, we turn to Jesus’s own words and the powerful parable of the persistent widow in Luke 18. We look at Jesus’s parable in its historical context, remembering how vulnerable widows were, how often leaders failed them, and how deeply God cares about their justice. In the parable, a poor widow goes toe-to-toe against a corrupt, indifferent judge- and wins through her persistence. We look closely at the details of the parable because there are parts to it that make it interesting- and kind of funny. Show notes can be found at: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Godlovesjustice.com/shownotes⁠⁠

    10 min
  6. The Church Included Widows From the Start

    Feb 3

    The Church Included Widows From the Start

    Episode 15 This is episode 4 of a 5 part series on widows in the Bible. In this episode, we explore how the first generation church cared for widows in Acts 6. From appointing leaders to oversee daily food distribution to navigating practical challenges, we see that justice requires more than good intentions, it takes leadership and accountability. This story shows how including the vulnerable in society was happening at the same time as evangelism and rapid church growth. Show notes can be found at: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Godlovesjustice.com/shownotes⁠⁠

    12 min
  7. Seeing Widows in the New Testament

    Jan 27

    Seeing Widows in the New Testament

    Episode 14 In part three of this five-part series on widows in Scripture, we turn to the New Testament to see how widows are woven into the story of Jesus and the early church. From Jesus’s genealogy, where three widows appear in the Messiah’s own family line, to Anna the prophet who recognizes the infant Jesus, this episode highlights how widows are named, seen, and honored. Jesus consistently lifts widows up as moral and spiritual examples, condemns their exploitation, and reflects God’s long-standing concern for their protection and dignity. The early church organizes support for them. Together, these stories reveal a God who sees the vulnerable and declares, “Your widows can depend on me.”

    18 min
  8. Widows and Practical Justice

    Jan 20

    Widows and Practical Justice

    Episode 13 In Episode 2 of the five-part series on widows in the Bible, we move from values to practice by exploring how the Law of Moses built concrete, everyday protections for widows into Israel’s life. This episode looks at how care for widows was not treated as optional charity, but as a matter of justice (mishpat) that reflected God’s own character. We examine specific provisions such as legal protections, gleaning laws, special tithes, protection of property, levirate marriage, and inclusion in community festivals—systems designed to preserve dignity, provide stability, and ensure that widows had real access to the resources they needed. Through these laws, we see a powerful picture of justice made practical: a community structured so that care for the vulnerable did not depend on mood, generosity, or circumstance, but was woven into daily life.

    10 min
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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. Justice & righteousness are core Biblical themes rooted in God’s character and woven throughout the whole Bible. We break Biblical justice & righteousness down into short, accessible 10–20 minute episodes that stay centered on Scripture. We don't debate whether justice is in the Bible- it is, so we explore  how to live justice & righteousness out in ways that reflects Biblical values and that keep Christ in the center.

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  • Creator
    God Loves Justice
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    21
  • Rating
    Clean
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