This morning’s verses speak of His justice. Have we ever felt like we have been wronged by someone? It is not our role to take this into our own hands and bring about justice with our own strength. It is in His hands. However, He can work through us to bring about justice. Today, what are we seeing in our lives where He may be able to work through us to bring about justice? May the Lord continue to bless you richly!

This morning’s verses speak of God’s justice. What are we seeing in society today among those in authority who commit injustice and take advantage of the weak, with less authority to make changes? Are we taking any action? But before we do so, we also need to look at ourselves and see if we are treating people with Godly justice (See Matthew 7:3-5). Today, what actions are we taking to bring about justice in modern society? It starts with us setting an example of justice (See

This morning’s verses speak of His justice. God is just. There are consequences to ungodly choices, and He repays them accordingly. We may have been busy thinking about how we can repay those who wronged us, but that is His matter. We are to keep no record of wrongs (See 1 Corinthians 13:5), leaving the past behind (See Philippians 3:13), and continue to fight to choose to release His love. (See 1 Timothy 6:12) Today, let us continue to choose love because the Lord is just.

This morning’s verses talk about His faithfulness, justice, and protection. Is God faithful? Yes, He is, and He does it in a way that is just while He protects. As He leads us from within, let us align with Him to be just (See Proverbs 21:15) in our dealings with people, trusting in His protection. Today, let us reflect on areas where we have an imbalance between justice and mercy, as revealed through His work of salvation at the cross. (See Ephesians 2:8) We may have let Hi