Ilagan Christian Church

Topic: Justice

  • The Misunderstood Love of God

    Everyone cherishes the love of God, yet it is the most commonly misunderstood truth about Him. Love is one of God’s attributes, not the whole of His being, and it is misread whenever it is cut off from His holiness, justice and truth. His attributes never compete: “hindi natin pwedeng chapchapin si God.” The study traced what that misreading produces.…

  • The Justice of God

    Justice is not a human invention or a social agreement. It is rooted in God’s own nature, and every human idea of justice answers to Him.

  • Delight Yourself in the Lord

    Psalm 37 tells God’s people not to envy evildoers, whose days are numbered, but to trust the Lord, delight in Him and rest in His care.

  • The Justice of God

    A three-part study defending God’s justice in the Old Testament, from the law that each dies for his own sin, to the conquest of Canaan, to Jonah’s anger at God’s mercy toward Nineveh.

  • The Counsel of the Lord

    The Lord frustrates the plans of the nations, but His own counsel stands forever, as the stories of Ahithophel and Haman show.

  • The Parable of the Wicked Tenants

    Jesus’ parable of the wicked tenants exposes Israel’s rejection of God’s prophets and His Son, and reveals Christ as the rejected stone now made the cornerstone.

  • Social Justice

    Contrasting man’s justice with God’s justice, this sermon uses the parable of the workers in the vineyard to examine what true social justice looks like under God, not under ideology.

  • Justice, Atonement, Righteousness

    A seminar lecture tracing how the tabernacle and its sacrifices, and ultimately Christ, satisfy God’s justice while making sinners righteous before Him.

  • Weightier Matters

    Jesus condemns religious leaders who fastidiously tithe garden herbs while neglecting the law’s weightier matters of justice, mercy, and faithfulness.

  • Justice and Righteousness

    God’s throne is built on righteousness and justice, and His covenant people are called to reflect that same righteousness and justice in every relationship.

  • Human from Conception

    ‘Before I formed you in the womb I knew you’ (Jer 1:5) – a sermon on the sanctity of human life from conception, and a biblical answer to the secular case for abortion.