When is sound judgment acceptable and when does it cross the line into being judgmental? There are those who use the words “judge not lest ye be judged” as a basis for rejecting any criticism of whatever they want to do - no matter how depraved. Well, those words of Christ from the Sermon on the Mount were obviously not intended as a free pass to a sinful lifestyle. So, what did Jesus mean when He said in Matthew Seven, verse one “Judge not, lest ye be judged”?
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May 31, 2024 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Matthew 7:21–23
Imagine entering heaven, walking up to Jesus and having Him say, “I have no idea who you are!” That’s the scenario we’ll discuss today, as we look at Matthew seven, verses twenty-one through twenty-three. There are people today who think they’re saved Christians, but will be unknown to Jesus. Want to avoid that possibility for you?
A False Sense of Security - Part 1
May 30, 2024 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Matthew 7:21–23
Today we begin a message titled “A False Sense of Security”, taken from Lloyd’s series on the Sermon on the Mount. One of the proofs of an authentic relationship with Christ is the way you talk - the words you use. But, it goes much further than mere words. We must act like Christians as well.
Fruit Inspection - Part 2
May 29, 2024 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Matthew 7:16–20
Welcome to Bridging the Gap with Pastor Lloyd Pulley. Lloyd will remind us that there are some very real evidences to be seen in the life of a Christian. Simply to call yourself a Christian is not enough. Your life should reflect the changes that Jesus Christ has made in your life.