Tag: christianliving
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Borrowed Trust, Sacred Responsibility: God’s Justice in Lending and Loss
Read more: Borrowed Trust, Sacred Responsibility: God’s Justice in Lending and LossBorrowed blessings demand faithful responsibility, restoring trust through righteous restitution.
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George Müller and the Integrity That Trusted God Over Money
Read more: George Müller and the Integrity That Trusted God Over Money“God honors integrity when obedience trusts Him beyond visible provision.”
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Restoring What Was Lost: God’s Wisdom for Accountability and Mercy
Read more: Restoring What Was Lost: God’s Wisdom for Accountability and MercyRestitution restores integrity, honours truth, heals loss, reflects God’s justice.
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John Wesley in Savannah: Restoring Integrity Through Honest Accountability
Read more: John Wesley in Savannah: Restoring Integrity Through Honest AccountabilityGod honors integrity, even when obedience costs comfort and reputation.
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Restoring What Was Lost: God’s Call to True Restitution
Read more: Restoring What Was Lost: God’s Call to True RestitutionRestitution restores loss, reveals repentance, reflects Christ’s transformative justice.
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Augustine of Hippo: A Stolen Sin and a Redeemed Heart
Read more: Augustine of Hippo: A Stolen Sin and a Redeemed HeartGod restores hearts by confronting desires sin tries to normalize.
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When Responsibility Determines Guilt: God’s Justice in Preventable Harm
Read more: When Responsibility Determines Guilt: God’s Justice in Preventable HarmGod judges guilt by responsibility, not merely by tragic outcomes.
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William Wilberforce and Factory Reform: Justice That Protected Children
Read more: William Wilberforce and Factory Reform: Justice That Protected ChildrenGod’s justice demands responsibility when harm is known and preventable.
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When Justice Liberates: God’s Law That Restores Human Dignity
Read more: When Justice Liberates: God’s Law That Restores Human DignityGod removes power from the violent and restores dignity.
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John Newton, 1748: From Slave Trader to Servant of Grace
Read more: John Newton, 1748: From Slave Trader to Servant of GraceGod’s grace transforms guilty hearts into instruments of redemption.
