Exodus: Compassionate Justice

01.04.2026 | In this week’s sermon by David Lee, we explore the biblical foundations of social justice through the lens of Exodus. Discover how the law of love is intrinsically linked to justice, particularly for the most vulnerable members of society. Key Points: The Image of God: Every human being possesses infinite value and inherent dignity because they are created in God’s image. God’s Character: The Bible reveals a God who uniquely identifies with and defends the powerless—specifically the widow, the orphan, the immigrant, and the poor. The Role of Grace: True justice is not merely an emotional preference or a societal ideal; it is an outworking of receiving God’s grace. When we understand how God moved toward us in our own time of need, we are empowered to move toward others with compassionate action. Commonly Asked Questions Answered: Why does the Bible emphasize social justice? What is the foundational basis for human rights and dignity? How does the gospel motivate us to serve the poor and marginalized? Is caring for the needy just a personal emotional preference, or is there an objective moral basis for it?