This episode of the PS Podcast is a discussion of the sermon, "Chosen to Do Righteousness and Justice." You can listen to the full episode at: https://www.ccmcdermott.org/sermons/chosen-to-do-righteousness-and-justice/

In this episode of the PS podcast, Barrett Bingham and Wes McAdams explore the themes of justice and righteousness as central to Christian living. They discuss the importance of understanding justice in a biblical context, the practical applications of justice in everyday life, and the balance between personal and systemic justice. Through real-life examples and engaging discussions, they emphasize the call to love and serve others as a reflection of Jesus' teachings. The conversation also touches on the challenges of navigating sensitive topics in sermons and the role of faith in pursuing justice.

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Takeaways

• Justice is about making things right, as they should be.
• Being justified is not just a status, but a calling.
• We should engage in acts of righteousness and justice in our communities.
• Compassion and empathy are essential in addressing injustice.
• Small acts of kindness can lead to significant change.
• We must balance personal acts of justice with systemic change.
• The way of Jesus calls for non-violent responses to evil.
• We are already part of the kingdom of God, even as we await its fullness.
• Every individual can contribute to justice in their unique way.
• Our acts of justice point to the hope of the age to come.