When Jesus marched against injustice He wasn't carrying a protest sign, but a cross. We've become a little cloudy on the issue of how to combat evils - after all, we have several weapons at our disposal, from prayers to tweets to military "operations." So Jim would like to think-through the application of the Lord's words, "Do not resist an evil person," recorded in Matthew 5. If we get this wrong, we may find that we've become part of the problem. Here's Part 1 of Jim's sermon, Salt and Light.

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The Law of God is like the law of gravity: You don't break it; it breaks you. In our post-reality world people think that all rules are arbitrary... that God could just as well have said, "Lie all you want to, and sleep around - it's fun!" But the moral law is as solid as a steel guardrail, and the consequences for breaking it are as real as the rocks at the bottom of the canyon. When we realize this and try to live by God's words, another problem pops up.

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