Tag Archives: Justice

God’s righteousness looks like Jesus

Posted on February 9, 2020 by Mel Wild

We don’t have to speculate about the nature of God’s righteousness any more, for it was made tangible in Jesus Christ. This is how we define righteousness; it looks like Jesus’ life and teachings. What this also means is, whatever … Continue reading →

Posted in Faith, Father Heart of God, Grace | Tagged Christianity, Epistle to the Romans, Equity, God's righteousness, Jesus, Justice | 8 Comments

Peter Hitchens on Justice and God

Posted on October 3, 2019 by Mel Wild

I’m taking a brief excursion from my normal subject matter to bring up a point about justice that I’ve made in the past, and one that Peter Hitchens makes in the following video clip. For those of you who don’t … Continue reading →

Posted in Faith | Tagged Christianity, Hope, Judgment, Justice, Peter Hitchens, Religion and Spirituality, The Rage Against God | 14 Comments

Jesus’ Subversive Kingdom – Part Ten

Posted on June 6, 2017 by Mel Wild

“He needs to pay for what he did…” she said almost under her breath. Others in the room nodded in agreement. I just sat there dumbfounded. This was a very difficult counseling session about 15 years ago concerning a young adult man who … Continue reading →

Posted in Grace | Tagged Anger, Christianity, Discipleship, Jesus, Justice, Retribution, Revenge, Sermon on the Mount, Subversive Kingdom, Turn the other cheek | 10 Comments

Sovereignty through love

Posted on March 10, 2014 by Mel Wild

What do you think of when we say that God is sovereign? And the age old question about how that plays out with our free will? Well, God is sovereign, which means that He has free will. And if we allow God to have … Continue reading →