#Deuteronomy 32:4; Jeremiah 22:3; Micah 6:8; Isaiah 58:10-11#
Steven Griffin emphasizes that God is a God of promise, provision, and generosity, and He uses us to give to His work. Steven highlights the importance of God-honoring justice, which is not only about retribution for injustices committed but also about the flourishing of all people. He defines justice as bringing restoration to the abused and the abuser, and making wrongs right through actions and partnerships. Steven encourages the congregation to consider their role in advancing God-honoring justice and to ask themselves what it looks like for them to be engaged in this cause. He emphasizes that everyone has a responsibility to affect change and that God has given each person a unique gift to use in this endeavor. Steven also shares personal stories and examples of people who have been impacted by injustice and highlights the importance of relationship, volunteering, and advocacy in bringing about change. Ultimately, Steven encourages the congregation to respond to God's call to justice and to seek ways to get involved in making a difference in the lives of others.