Hello, my friends. Welcome back to the morning mindset. You know, if you are a brother and

sister in Christ, you are my friend. I am your friend. We are siblings in the family

of God. I hope that you learn and are learning to think of the family of God in that way.

Doesn't matter how different our lives are, where we live, what's been true of our past

and what's true of our present, we are united in Jesus Christ and our unity together.

Enables us to come together in times like this and align our minds with the truth of God

so that we together can make a difference in the world through the way we live.

Now today, we're going to be talking about injustice being a heart condition. And we're

going to draw that truth from Proverbs chapter 13. But before we get there, I want to

point out something to you. It's a ministry for those of you who are public servants so

that can be police, fire, military, frontline workers. Please check out the encouragement

that's available to you through Centurion Ministries. It's a new ministry that's being

run by a morning mindset listener and friend of mine Trevor and some friends of his who

I don't know personally. You can find them on Instagram. You can find them on Facebook

and I have placed links to those pages in the description for this episode. So slide

to the description of this episode in your podcast player and click through to find

out more about Centurion Ministries. Alright, we are moving forward in Proverbs 13. We're

going to look at verses 8 and verse 23 today. Verse 8 says, the ransom of a man's life

is his wealth. But a poor man hears no threat. Now let's read verse 23 and then we're going

to put them together and talk about this issue of injustice. The follow ground of the poor

would yield much food, but it is swept away through injustice. And we hear a lot in

our day about social justice. Have you heard that phrase? It's used a lot in the Black

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