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God's Passion Must Become Our Passion | Justice 13-3

God's Passion Must Become Our Passion | Justice 13-3

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Send us Fan MailWhat if the real test of a prophetic word isn't how bold it sounds, but whether you can hear the tears underneath it?Picking up where Episode 2 left off, Tim and Steve move from the prophetic tradition into what the prophets actually said about social justice — walking through Jeremiah 22, Psalm 72, Deuteronomy 10, Isaiah 57, and Zechariah 7 to the same claim: caring for the poor, the widow, the orphan, and the alien isn't a footnote to knowing God, it is what it means to know him (Jeremiah 22:16).Steve also resolves a tension he's carried for years — contemplation or social justice? — by noting that a deeper relationship with God means caring about what God cares about. That leads to the line he wants listeners to leave with above all else: "God's passion must become our passion."Two real stories, both nearly two decades old, ground the teaching: a single mother abandoned with five children who was given land instead of a handout, now a thriving community of 75 households who own their land outright; and Jyoti, a widow once rescued from a suicide attempt in India, now part of a sewing-school network that has trained close to 9,000 women into self-sufficient careers. Steve calls this "justice as God intended it" — not charity, but restored dignity and ownership.From there, the conversation turns to the cost of prophetic honesty: how religion becomes a "chaplain of the state" when it trades truth for access to power, why the church has largely lost the practice of lament, and Steve's charge that every prophet — and every believer — fights the temptation to just get along rather than let God's passion become their own. Tim and Steve also open a harder question they'll keep circling all season — where personal responsibility for justice ends and a nation's biblical accountability begins, especially toward immigrants — and deliberately leave it unresolved.In This EpisodeWhy intimacy with God and social justice are the same call lived at different depthsThe line Steve wants you to leave with above all else: "God's passion must become our passion"Two real, decades-spanning stories: a mother given land instead of a handout, and Jyoti, a widow rescued from a suicide attempt in IndiaHow Impact Nations' Skills & Business programs have equipped more than 5,000 people since 2008What it means for religion to become "chaplain of the state" — and why Amos said God hated Israel's worship for itWhy the church has largely lost the practice of lament, and what it loses by forgetting how to grieve honestly before GodA mentor's charge that reframed how Steve listens to prophecy: "listen for the sound of tears"Four Old Testament prophets — Jeremiah, Elijah, Zechariah, and Isaiah — who paid a real price for speaking the truthAn open question the series will keep returning to: where personal responsibility ends and a nation's accountability beginsThis is a conversation, not a lecture — Tim and Steve want your questions and pushback, especially on the harder edges of this one. Comment on YouTube, text us through your podcast app, or email podcast@impactnations.com. Follow or subscribe so you don't miss next week, when the series turns to Jesus and the prophetic tradition.Programs like the one that gave Jyoti a sewing machine and a career are still running today, funded largely by gifts from listeners. Giving to Impact Nations is one concrete way to let God's passion become yours.Featured ResourcesSkills & Business Training: Impact Nations' vocational and business programs referenced throughout this episode: impactnations.com/skills-business Embodied Hope by Dr. Kelly M. Kapic: amazon.com/dp/0830851798Explore Impact NationsWebsite: impactnations.com Journeys of Compassion: impactnations.com/journeys-of-compassion All links: linktr.ee/impact.nations YouTube: @ImpactNations Facebook: impactnationsministries Instagram: @impact.nations LinkedIn: Impact Nations TikTok: @impact_nations Give: impactnations.com/donateHashtags#JusticeAndPeace #Season13 #ImpactNations #ChristianPodcast #SocialJustice #OldTestament #FaithInAction
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