In the 250th edition of Weekly Christian Focus, Jerry reflects on Psalm 10 as a powerful prayer against war, wickedness, greed, and oppression. Written during a time of escalating global conflict, including tensions involving Iran, Israel, and the United States, the article explores how this Psalm reveals God’s perspective on injustice and violence.
Psalm 10 exposes the character of the wicked—those who pursue power, wealth, and domination while believing God will not hold them accountable. It describes how the powerful often oppress the poor, the weak, and the innocent. Yet the Psalm also offers hope: God sees every act of injustice and will ultimately intervene.
The message reminds believers that not everyone caught in war is evil. Many humble and innocent people suffer on all sides of conflict. Christians are therefore called to pray for the oppressed and trust that God will bring justice.
The article concludes with the assurance that true justice will ultimately come through the return of Christ, when His kingdom will establish lasting peace and righteousness on earth.
