Today you can hardly watch television of the news without hearing the term social justice.

Social justice is banded about literally several times a day.

Now the social justice that they're talking about is the Karl Marx way, not Jesus's

way. The social justice that they're talking about is the socialist communist way, not Jesus' way.

Their social justice that they talk about is government taking away what the hard-earned money

that people have, and they decide where that money goes. Most times they keep it for themselves.

And it fill a huge government bureaucracy. In fact, every time in history,

and you can test me on this, I know what I'm saying, every time in history, every time in history,

a government exercises what they call social justice. It ends up concentrating

the money and the power in the hands of the government elite. Now, I'm not saying look at

Venezuela. I'm saying, just look at me for a moment. The country of my birth, where I spent

the first 19 years of my life, I have seen this. I have experienced that firsthand, firsthand.

My country was known as a breadbasket, and within 10 years of so-called social justice, socialist government, it became a

basket case.

Trust me, when power is firmly established and the money concentrated in the hand of the dictators,

the money is totally squandered.

Question, what is social justice Jesus way? Is there a social justice Jesus way? The answer is absolutely yes. The scripture shows it very clearly. First of all,

social justice Jesus way must begin by us viewing ourselves as managers and God is the owner, not the government, as steward is entrusted by God to manage our bodies, our monies, and our possessions, our time, and our gifts.

All are managed for God on God's behalf.

The trouble always, always begin, whether it be an individual or community or society or a country, is when we begin to think that we are the owners.

It is not surprising, therefore, when you hear people saying, this is my body, and I can do whatever I want with it, it is my money, I can do whatever I want with it.

This is my life, and I do what I want

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