Psalm 82; The Judge over an Ungoverned World

The sermon examines Psalm 82 to address the moral and political failures of contemporary society, emphasising that civil rulers are accountable to God for their governance. It argues that while human leaders often judge unjustly and neglect the vulnerable, God stands as the ultimate arbiter who upholds righteousness and truth. The text calls the church to reject neutrality on moral issues, such as abortion and social justice, by actively defending the vulnerable and upholding biblical standards. Despite the perception that societal foundations are crumbling, the message offers hope by asserting that God remains in control and is actively building His church across all nations. The central theme is that the future belongs not to political powers, but to God, who will ultimately inherit all nations through the fulfillment of the Great Commission.