Pastor Barron Greenwalt discusses Nehemiah’s leadership in addressing economic injustices in ancient Jerusalem, drawing parallels to modern governmental corruption. Emphasizing Nehemiah’s bold reforms, such as abolishing usury and promoting debt forgiveness, he encourages Christians to advocate for tax justice and accountability in today’s political landscape for societal restoration.
By Pastor Barron Greenwalt, En-Joy MinistriesDecember 30, 2025 In our last commentary, we declared boldly that the IRS owes America a complete refund amid unchecked waste and fraud. But Scripture doesn’t leave us without guidance on taxes, justice, and corrupt systems. The Bible is clear: God despises rulers who burden and oppress through unjust extraction, […]
Micah 3:11 warns, “Her leaders judge for a bribe.” Corruption in our judiciary, from Jesus’ time to today, often prioritizes personal gain. The recent Barrett-Jackson Supreme Court spat over Trump v. CASA (June 27, 2025) seems less about principle and more a spectacle to boost their $2 million book deals with Penguin Random House. Like Samuel’s sons (1 Samuel 8:3), who perverted justice for profit, such actions erode trust. Let’s pray for discernment, hold leaders accountable, and seek God’s truth amid worldly schemes.
Lord, guide our justices to prioritize justice. Amen.
The Sadducees’ sham trial of Jesus echoes in today’s power abuses. From Trump’s impeachments and Mar-a-Lago lawsuit to January 6 prosecutions and Masterpiece Cakeshop’s battles, modern elites manipulate justice to silence dissent, just as the Sadducees did. No Sadducee converted to Jesus, but hope persists—truth triumphs. Reflect: Who are today’s “Sadducees”? How can we stand for justice? Read the full blog to explore these parallels and join the discussion. #Justice #Truth
