Disciple Blueprint Podcast
Helping everyday believers grow in faith and live like Jesus. Join Raymond—Bible teacher, author, and disciple-maker—for short, powerful episodes on spiritual growth, prayer, leadership, grief, and bold faith. Whether you’re new to the journey or growing deeper, this podcast equips you to become a fully devoted follower of Christ. Learn more at DiscipleBlueprint.com
Disciple Blueprint PodcastDisciple Blueprint Podcast
Helping everyday believers grow in faith and live like Jesus. Join Raymond—Bible teacher, author, and disciple-maker—for short, powerful episodes on spiritual growth, prayer, leadership, grief, and bold faith. Whether you’re new to the journey or growing deeper, this podcast equips you to become a fully devoted follower of Christ. Learn more at DiscipleBlueprint.com
Who Gets to Decide What Justice Means? | Start At Home | Disciple Blueprint PodcastWho Gets to Decide What Justice Means?
Everyone seems to want justice, but we don't always mean the same thing when we use the word.
So who gets to define it?
For Christians, justice doesn't begin with a political party, cultural movement, or social-media campaign. Justice begins with the character of God.
In this episode, Raymond examines several biblical principles of justice, including impartiality, truth, evidence, protection of the innocent, and accountability for wrongdoing. We'll also consider why biblical justice must use the same standard regardless of someone's wealth, poverty, influence, or political affiliation.
Why justice begins with God's character
What impartial justice looks like
Why Scripture forbids favoritism toward both rich and poor
The relationship between compassion and justice
Why truth and evidence matter
Applying the same standard regardless of politics
Deuteronomy 32:4; Leviticus 19:15; Proverbs 18:17; Proverbs 17:15; Romans 13:1–4; Isaiah 10:1–2
Key Question: Before deciding whether something is just, ask: What standard are we using?
For Christians, that standard must ultimately come from God.
Learn more and find additional resources at DiscipleBlueprint.com.
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Disciple Blueprint Podcast
Helping everyday believers grow in faith and live like Jesus. Join Raymond—Bible teacher, author, and disciple-maker—for short, powerful episodes on spiritual growth, prayer, leadership, grief, and bold faith. Whether you’re new to the journey or growing deeper, this podcast equips you to become a fully devoted follower of Christ. Learn more at DiscipleBlueprint.com
Who Gets to Decide What Justice Means?
Everyone seems to want justice, but we don't always mean the same thing when we use the word.
So who gets to define it?
For Christians, justice doesn't begin with a political party, cultural movement, or social-media campaign. Justice begins with the character of God.
In this episode, Raymond examines several biblical principles of justice, including impartiality, truth, evidence, protection of the innocent, and accountability for wrongdoing. We'll also consider why biblical justice must use the same standard regardless of someone's wealth, poverty, influence, or political affiliation.
Why justice begins with God's character
What impartial justice looks like
Why Scripture forbids favoritism toward both rich and poor
The relationship between compassion and justice
Why truth and evidence matter
Applying the same standard regardless of politics
Deuteronomy 32:4; Leviticus 19:15; Proverbs 18:17; Proverbs 17:15; Romans 13:1–4; Isaiah 10:1–2
Key Question: Before deciding whether something is just, ask: What standard are we using?
For Christians, that standard must ultimately come from God.
Learn more and find additional resources at DiscipleBlueprint.com.
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