Counterfeit Kingdom – Cancelled: Justice Without Mercy

Cancelled: Justice Without Mercy

What happens when someone gets it wrong? Do we ignore it, excuse it, confront it, or decide their worst moment should define them forever?

In this week’s look at Counterfeit Kingdom’s, Justice Without Mercy, we explore the difference between healthy accountability and destructive cancellation. Through the story of Peter and Paul in Galatians 2, we discover that the Kingdom of Jesus doesn’t ignore sin or eliminate consequences, but it always leaves room for redemption.

Accountability confronts what you did. Cancellation can make what you did all that you are. Redemption confronts what you did while believing God can still write what comes next.

The Kingdom confronts sin without abandoning sinners.

Galatians 2:20

Discussion topics

HEAD – What did Jesus say to you through the Word?

Read Galatians 2:11-14

Paul confronted Peter publicly rather than ignoring what he had done. What does this teach us about the difference between grace and simply avoiding accountability?

Discuss this statement from Sunday:

Accountability confronts what you did.