In God We Trusted: Voting and Crime

In this episode of In God We Trusted, hosts Will and Sam explore how Christians should approach the topic of crime, voting, and justice. Diving deep into scripture, they examine the criminal laws of the Old Testament and how they differ from New Testament teachings of mercy and reform. They also discuss the importance of selecting leaders who will uphold justice and reduce crime in our society. With a clear analysis of modern criminal justice policies, including controversial soft-on-crime stances and rising crime rates, this episode provides a biblical framework for engaging with the topic as a voter and Christian.

Tune in to hear thought-provoking discussions on balancing mercy and justice, reform, and the role of government in enforcing the law.

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Chapters:

00:00 - Intro

00:06 - Welcome & Episode Overview

00:10 - How Christians Should Approach Crime

00:42 - Old Testament Laws on Crime

01:07 - New Testament Perspective on Justice

03:16 - Justice, Vengeance, and Reform

09:03 - Crime Statistics in America

13:27 - Soft on Crime Policies in Major Cities

18:22 - Retailer Responses to Crime & Theft

22:26 - Cashless Bail and its Effects

28:04 - Examining Leaders’ Crime Policies

33:11 - Balancing Mercy and Justice

34:28 - Closing Thoughts and Summary

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