"Religion and politics don't mix." You have heard it so often you may have said it yourself. But when a boss cheats you, a court fails you, or someone at church tramples you and never repents, where does that leave you? Are you allowed to ask God for justice, or only for more patience?
Pastor Steve Cioccolanti, continuing his teaching on what to do when government goes bad, opens Luke 18, where Jesus teaches prayer through a widow who cries, "Get justice for me." Then he reads a letter Martin Luther wrote to a prince, the part of the Reformation the sanitized version leaves out.
You'll discover:
What faith was actually for, according to Jesus
The link between justice and prophecy most churches miss
What Luther really said about the Old Testament and rulers
Where justice has to start before it can reach a nation
"Justice is patient, but not blind."
If you have suffered something unfair and been told to just forgive and move on, this teaching is for you. Watch now and learn to pray the prayer Jesus taught.
