Xeremías 22:3

Are we more in love with the idea of changing the world than actually changing it? Journey with One Day's Wages founder Eugene Cho and delve into the Biblical topics of social justice, compassion, and true sacrifice. This reading plan is taken from Eugene's challenging yet uplifting book Overrated.

When most people think of biblical justice, they often recall the Great Flood or the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah. While these examples do illustrate part of God's justice, they do not encompass the entirety of what biblical justice entails. This week, we will explore what the Bible has to say about justice and what it means for men today. Written by Jacques Van Dyk.

This devotional was written to encourage and equip entrepreneurs in the body of Christ with comprehensive tools necessary to impact and influence trends in the modern marketplace through integrity and passion for souls. Every member of the body plays a very important role. The millennial entrepreneur's role is to fund the expansion of the Kingdom of God and to lead industries by being a reflection of Christ in the boardroom because business is ministry and ministry is business.

The Lord is our defender and has put men in positions of leadership to defend the helpless. We are called to care for widows and orphans in their need, those who have been marginalized by society. We are called to be a modern-day Boaz, caring for foreigners, widows, and the poor, providing relief to those in dire circumstances because we can. Over the next 30 days, we will look at examples from the Bible and use them as a roadmap to learn to defend the helpless.