God's Boomerang

This sermon, based on the book of Esther, explores the theme of divine justice—particularly how God turns the schemes of the wicked back upon their own heads. Haman's plot to destroy the Jews is the central example: his plan is thwarted, and he is ultimately hanged on the very gallows he built for Mordecai. Though God is never mentioned by name in Esther, His providential hand is unmistakable, orchestrating events to protect His people and expose evil. Benjamin shows that God's justice is not always immediate but is certain and often poetic in its outcome. The downfall of the wicked serves both to glorify God and to encourage the righteous to trust Him even in dark times. Believers are urged to remain faithful and courageous, knowing that God is both just and sovereign, working behind the scenes to defend His people and uphold His promises.