Have you experienced something you simply cannot accept? A humiliation, betrayal, abandonment or a painful loss? Perhaps you ask yourself: “How can I move on from something so unfair?”
Sometimes, it feels like the world is full of injustice and in many ways, it is. Unfairness, corruption, and cruelty seem to be more visible than ever. But in the midst of it all, there’s one truth we must hold on to: God is Justice.
Though evil may be spreading and injustice may seem to reign, none of it escapes God’s eyes. He is not indifferent. He is not silent. God is just—He sees what you have gone through or may still be facing and He invites you to bring your case to Him.
“O Lord, You have seen how I am wronged; Judge my case.” (Lamentations 3:59)
These were the words that Prophet Jeremiah cried out to the Lord. He knew what it meant to suffer, and maybe, it’s the very cry of your heart right now.
This Sunday marks the beginning of something special— all Universal Churches across the UK will begin ‘The 4 Sundays of Justice,’ where we will bring our injustices before God and seeking His judgement, His intervention, and His restoration.
It’s also the first Sunday of the month, where we will present our First Fruits (Tithe) and offerings, as an act of placing God first in our lives.
The First Fruits isn’t just about giving 10% of your income; it’s about honouring God above all else—in your actions, your decisions, and your heart. When you choose to live justly, you position yourself to receive God’s justice in your life. That is why a special anointing with the Oil of Justice will take place during the service. It’s a moment of faith, declaring that God will act in the lives of those who trust in Him.
So, whether you’re facing a legal issue, an unfair situation at work, family conflict, or feel forgotten or overlooked, when God steps in, everything changes. Justice will replace wrongdoing. Peace will replace pain. The truth will silence the lies.
Join us this Sunday, 6th July, at your local Universal Church, this is your opportunity to bring your case before the Just Judge.
Event: 4 Sundays of Justice
Days and times: Sunday 6th, 13th, 20th and 27th July at 10am (also at 7:30am)
Location: Your local Universal Church
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