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  • Let Us Not Become That Which We Condemn

    Donald Trump needs our prayers. His enablers need our prayers. Jesus went to the cross for POTUS just as He did for each one of us. But Christ’s sacrifice is in vain if we fail to repent, to forgive, to obey, and to love.

  • A Biblical Perspective on Justice in Leadership

    Scripture tells us that justice will not be found among those disobedient to God’s word. Rather, justice requires humility, mercy, and impartiality – emphasizing the moral responsibility of leaders to uphold true justice for all. It can only be administered by those who see justice through God’s character.

  • Faith Beyond Politics: Embracing Grace

    When so-called believers wield faith to enable false leaders who unrepentantly behave in opposition to God’s will, they send the message that Christianity is primarily about power rather than grace. Anger replaces compassion. Condemnation replaces mercy. Political victories become more important than transformed hearts. The Lord’s Great Commission is undermined by hypocrisy.

The name of this site, The Righteous Will Answer, comes from the prophecy of the sheep and the goats in Matthew 25. These verses are a compelling summation of the Gospel, illustrating how we love our neighbor and, in so doing, manifest our love of the Lord.

My perspective on this prophecy can be found HERE but know that it influences every word I write.

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