"Going To" or Being Church #30

In this exploration of justice, we're reminded that as followers of Christ, we're called to be agents of God's justice in the world. The sermon delves into the story of Paul's trial in Acts 23 and 24, revealing how plots, lies, and corruption can distort justice. We're challenged to consider: How do we respond when we witness injustice? Are we willing to stand up for truth, even when it's uncomfortable? The message emphasizes that God hates scheming and false testimony, urging us to be careful about the information we spread and the accusations we make. It's a call to examine our own hearts and actions, ensuring we're not unknowingly participating in injustice through gossip or hasty judgments. As we reflect on this, we're encouraged to trust in God's ultimate justice while actively working to bring His righteousness into our spheres of influence.