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"Hey, Stop Judging Me"


“Hey! Stop judging me!” How many times have you heard someone…or perhaps you have said this yourself? After all they are taken from Jesus’ words and we need to obey our Lord, but are we really not to judge?
Actually we are to judge and we do judge on a daily basis. “Is that person telling the truth? “ “Should I trust them with a confidence?” “Do I want my daughter dating that guy?” “Should I walk through that area after dark?” These are only a few samples of the many decisions we make on a daily basis, but the whole truth is that we must and do judge others….not to condemn them, but to be discerning. For example, Jesus Himself tells us to “beware of false prophets” (Matthew 24). How will we beware if we don’t judge? And Paul says that we should judge those in the church and will be judging angels!
Yes, we are to judge and must judge, but with humility and wisdom. Luke 6:37, 1 Corinthians 5:3, 6:1-6 (Repost from 8.9.16)

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