"Judge not, that you be not judged" is one of the most misunderstood passages in the Bible. Yet, it's important for us to understand/apply Matthew 7:1-5 in order to have healthy relationships as kingdom citizens. So let's ask and answer 3 pivotal questions:
1. What Does Jesus Not Mean?
2. What Does Jesus Mean?
3. How Do We Do It Well?
John Chrysostom, “Correct your brother, not as a foe, nor as a an adversary, exacting a penalty, but as a physician providing medicines. Yes, and even more, as a loving brother anxious to restore and rescue.”
Specks, Logs, & Hypocritical Judgement
Matthew 7:1-5
September 19, 2021 • Vlad Burlaka • Matthew 7:1–5
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