EPISODE · May 13, 2026 · 24 MIN
God Is Love. So Why Does Justice Matter? || TTSP with PAV || S1 EP6
from The Truth Simply Put — with PAV · host The Basileia Commission
Why does justice matter in the Gospel? || The Truth Simply Put with PAV [As Broadcast on Radio] In Episode 6 of The Truth Simply Put with PAV, Alexander Victor opens up a vital truth many people miss: God’s love does not cancel His holiness, and His mercy does not require the compromise of His justice. God is perfectly holy, perfectly righteous, and utterly without corruption. That means He does not bend His standards, dilute His nature, or overlook wrongdoing in order to appear compassionate. This episode explores the great tension at the heart of the human story: if God is just, righteous, and holy, how can He also show mercy to those He loves? How can He uphold justice without destroying the people He came to save? The answer is found at the cross. At the cross, God did not compromise His righteousness. He did not suspend justice. He satisfied it. The cross is where the holy justice of God and the loving mercy of God meet without contradiction. In Jesus CHRiSt, God judged what had to be judged, yet made a way for the one who believes to be justified and saved. This episode shows: why God’s holiness matters, why justice is essential to the Gospel, why mercy is not corruption, and why the cross shines most brightly when we see that God remained just while justifying the one who believes in Jesus. _____ If you have just believed in and received the Lord Jesus during the course of this broadcast, we would love to hear from you—as well as if you'd like to partner with PAV through the PAV AIRFORCE LEAGUE initiative, or to invite PAV to speak at your event. Email us: [email protected] or contact us on +234 708 881 8864 [Call / SMS / WhatsApp] 👉 Don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more faith-building content! You'd be glad you did. 📌 Subscribe here: / @thetruthsimplyput 📌 Instagram: / alexandervictor.pav 📌 Facebook: / alexandervictor.pav
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Why does justice matter in the Gospel? || The Truth Simply Put with PAV [As Broadcast on Radio] In Episode 6 of The Truth Simply Put with PAV, Alexander Victor opens up a vital truth many people miss: God’s love does not cancel His holiness, and His mercy does not require the compromise of His justice. God is perfectly holy, perfectly righteous, and utterly without corruption. That means He does not bend His standards, dilute His nature, or overlook wrongdoing in order to appear compassionate. This episode explores the great tension at the heart of the human story: if God is just, righteous, and holy, how can He also show mercy to those He loves? How can He uphold justice without destroying the people He came to save? The answer is found at the cross. At the cross, God did not compromise His righteousness. He did not suspend justice. He satisfied it. The cross is where the holy justice of God and the loving mercy of God meet without contradiction. In Jesus CHRiSt, God judged what had to be judged, yet made a way for the one who believes to be justified and saved. This episode shows: why God’s holiness matters, why justice is essential to the Gospel, why mercy is not corruption, and why the cross shines most brightly when we see that God remained just while justifying the one who believes in Jesus. _____ If you have just believed in and received the Lord Jesus during the course of this broadcast, we would love to hear from you—as well as if you'd like to partner with PAV through the PAV AIRFORCE LEAGUE initiative, or to invite PAV to speak at your event. Email us: [email protected] or contact us on +234 708 881 8864 [Call / SMS / WhatsApp] 👉 Don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more faith-building content! You'd be glad you did. 📌 Subscribe here: / @thetruthsimplyput 📌 Instagram: / alexandervictor.pav 📌 Facebook: / alexandervictor.pav
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God Is Love. So Why Does Justice Matter? || TTSP with PAV || S1 EP6
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