Justice in His Kingdom: Examining the Religious Nature of Justice Jerri Lynn Ward & Roger Oliver

Dr. James L. Sauer has been a prolific writer about defining justice in Biblical terms. He joins us on this podcast to discuss God’s Justice and how it is distinguished from social justice as it is currently defined. 
His writings can be found at The Touchstone Magazine, Christianity and Literature , and The Christian Librarian. 
One of his older articles was recently re-published at Chalcedon entitled “The Myth of Social Justice.”
 

Roger Oliver and Jerri Lynn Ward interview Tim Yarbrough about his efforts against the scourge of sex trafficking. Learn Biblical strategies for advancing the Kingdom and bringing God’s justice to victims.
Tim lives in the county where he was born and raised and always lived with his wife Deborah. He has been a serial entrepreneur for over 4 decades and a dedicated mentor to others.
At the local level, where Tim’s real passion resides, he and other local Christians have developed processes for (1) the care of widows and seeking to recover that care back within the framework of the family; (2) the care of abused women and children from inside the religious world (mostly Protestant) including immediate care, housing, Biblically-based counseling, job training, work opportunities, etc. (3) helping rescue victims of sex trafficking by working on the ground and with legal teams, (4) the creation of an adoption program where the goal is that all abandoned babies throughout their North Alabama area will find permanent acceptance within a committed Christian family, and (5) supporting orphans in a variety of applications.

Jerri Lynn and Roger interview Brent Allen Winters about Common Law and Brent’s book Excellence of Common Law: Compared and Contrasted with Civil Law in Light of History, Nature and Scripture.

Jerri Lynn Ward and Roger Oliver interview John Whitehead of the Rutherford Institute about the application of the story of Naboth’s Vineyard to today’s judicial system and our Government. The Rutherford Institute website can be found at Rutherford.org, along with the books mentioned on the episode among others.

“To the law and to the testimony: if they speak not according to this word, it is because there is no light in them.” Isaiah 8:20
Mike Ware, Criminal Defense Attorney and Executive Director of The Innocence Project of Texas discusses the causes of false confessions and wrongful convictions in this episode of Justice in His Kingdom. The hosts, Roger Oliver and Jerri Lynn Ward put this in the context of God’s law and his requirements for justice.
For more information about Mike Ware and The Innocence Project of Texas, visit InnocenceTexas.org and MikeWareLaw.com.

In this episode of the Justice in the Kingdom podcast, Dr. Stephen Baskerville, social scientist and retired professor at Patrick Henry College, discusses his book, The New Politics of Sex: The Sexual Revolution, Civil Liberties and the Growth of Government Power. Our focus in this podcast is the deterioration of civil liberties through the politicization of criminal justice. New crimes are invented and vaguely defined. Due process is ignored. Accusations by a favored group become proof of guilt for the targeted group, mostly entirely heterosexual men. What mistakes are conservatives making and what can we do to reverse the trend? What can Christians do? For more information about Dr. Baskerville you can visit his website here.