Evil doesn’t rest—and neither should we. 

In this episode, Grant May returns to the Counteract Podcast to unpack the Biblical theology of good and evil—and why forgiveness never means abandoning justice.

Drawing from Scripture, Grant examines Erika Kirk’s powerful act of forgiveness after the tragedy that shook the conservative movement, and challenges Christians to understand what it really means to abhor evil, cling to good, and refuse neutrality in a world that calls darkness light.

“There’s not one inch of the universe over which Christ does not declare, ‘Mine.’” — Abraham Kuyper

“Let love be genuine. Abhor what is evil; hold fast to what is good.” — Romans 12:9 ESV

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