Good morning everyone and welcome back to another Mornings with the Masters, where we devote

ourselves to the Lord daily with you. Good morning, you guys. We are rounding out with

Day 7 of our relational reset, unlearning the habits that hold you back devotional and

the Bible app. There's a link to that in the description if you guys want to follow along

with us. And as always, I'm going to read the scripture then towards going to pick it with

the Devo. Let's do it. The scripture is 1 Peter chapter 3 verse 9 and it says this,

don't repay evil for evil. Don't retaliate with insults when people insult you. Instead,

pay them back with a blessing. That is what God has called you to do and He will grant you his

blessing. So good. The devotional is titled Let God. And it says this. It's okay to desire

justice. It's even okay to expect and demand justice. In fact, Isaiah 117 tells us to seek justice.

However, the reality is that justice in a fallen world will never be perfect. But God's justice

is. Isaiah 30, 18 tells us that the Lord is a God of justice and Isaiah 61, 8 says that God loves

justice. In a world filled with so much injustice, it's important to remember that God promises

to write the wrongs of this world. He can certainly use us if we allow ourselves to be used by him,

including for the sake of his justice. But we have to be careful not to take justice into our own

hands. It's not our job to do God's job. I love that. It's not our job to do God's job. I truly

believe that if we all let God warm, striving to get even, seek revenge or set other people straight

will be happier and our relationships will be healthier. Yeah, I think the interesting thing about

this devotional is that it's okay for us to desire justice. I think a lot of us feel afraid of

that because we don't want to repay evil for evil. That's true. But God promises to write every

wrong. God is perfectly equal in his justice and in his mercy. And that's something that's so

special about him that defers from us because us as humans, we either tend to fall way too much on

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